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Larry E

04-04-2004 19:59:26

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I need to know where to get 4 .3437 or 11/32 inch balls .They are for 69 F100 ford truck ash tray.

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philgreen

11-04-2004 14:45:50

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

You need an old 6303 bearing, they have 11/32" balls. Also if you can find an 5303, that is a double row ball bearing and you'll have 14 of them

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Rusty Jones/ The Mower Ma

04-13-2004 09:39:27

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Say, have you checked the 3-5 h.p. Briggs recoil starter ball bearings? There are about 5 inside of the unit. just pry off the top cover of the starter unit, and, there they are! fish them out with a magnetic screwdriver, check them, if not right size, put them back in, put cover back on, and try something else! Rusty Jones

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Bernie in MA

04-08-2004 18:24:58

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Spray paint cans used to have steel balls in them. When my son was little 20 years ago he had me cut the tops off so he could get them.

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Alvin NE WI

04-06-2004 18:28:58

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

I useda have steel balls years ago.

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Steve

04-06-2004 11:08:57

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Oh c'mon !!!! You guys gonna let this topic go by with a joke about "steel balls"?

What's the world coming to?

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jeffpapier

04-05-2004 19:25:58

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

go to any hardware store that sells and/or repairs bicycles, that is where I got the size to repair my hydraulic jack.

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LesWV

04-05-2004 18:53:19

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

If You wish to order steele ball bearings or any type of ball bearing.
If Boca does not have it. They do not make it.

You need four and they just sale them in bags of 100. So that will give you 96 good "bullets" for your sling shot.. LOL

Boca Bearings Steele Balls

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Fern(MI)

04-05-2004 17:52:25

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Don't nobody watch Red Green anymore? Duct tape it! lol.

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MAC,IL

04-05-2004 13:47:46

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Larry, plastic or nylon balls would work. Check a craft shop for these. Steel balls, we used to make Large ratchet type clutchs, we got the 5/16 balls from a local bearing outfit, but you had to have a quantity. As suggested before, pick up some old bearings, you can remove a seal and get a general idea of the size balls inside before you take the bearing apart. Been a long time, I no longer have books, but seems that a bearing book has the ball specs according to the bearing number, that might help.

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Larry E

04-05-2004 11:27:21

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

I quit smoking 43 tears ago .I looks like hell with hole in dash.

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Unimog

04-05-2004 09:35:36

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

My local bearing and seal shop carries a pretty
good selection.

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Brian G. NY

04-05-2004 08:14:59

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Larry, why not visit your local auto wrecker? If you don't find a junked truck of the right year, look for any Ford with that type of ash tray; a lot of the older cars had them and I would "assume" the balls would be the same?

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04-05-2004 07:51:56

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Good time to stop smoking?

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Earl S.

04-04-2004 20:40:15

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Mcmaster-Carr part number for 11/32 quant. 100 is 9528K18 old cat the prices is $6.92 per 100 Chicago phone is 630-833-0300 Atlanta Sales is 404-346-7000

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Gene Davis (Ga.)

04-04-2004 20:09:19

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Re: steel balls in reply to Larry E, 04-04-2004 19:59:26

Try an electric motor repair facility, as they often have used ball bearings they take out of motors when rewinding and when they reassemble it they use new ones.

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