Posted by glennster on August 24, 2012 at 09:23:11 from (75.57.143.173):
burned up a bearing yesterday on our spray booth here at the shop. cam lock bearing in a pillow block in our main burner unit. pulled the whole works out and drove over to motion industries. (berry bearing) nope, cam lock bearing is discontinued, need a set screw type, but special order. can overnite and be here this morning. ok get me 2. 75 dollars each bearing. picked em up this morning and went to install them. bearing bore size was too small for the shaft. dang.....i have cars to paint and deliver. looked at the bearing and it looks like a combine bearing. zoom down to ahrens hogan walker john deere in morris. yup had em in stock, cam locks and with the lock collar for 25 dollars each. booth is back up and running now....funny how motion cant get the cam lock bearing, but john deere had it in stock at 1/3 the price. you'd a thunk it would have been the other way around. big hug goes out to momma deere!!!!!
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