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Belt Tensioner Roller RPM vs Ground Speed
- Thread starter Snowbelt Spyder
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ChicagoSpyder
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Just replace it with an SKF 6202 RS which is good for 28,000 rpm.
BTW, I Googled Molibus because I never heard of it, and I didn't find anything.
https://www.grainger.com/product/SKF-Radial-Ball-Bearing-23Y196
T.P.
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This is a copy paste from the other ongoing thread on the same subject.
HANG ON Everybody! We have a bearing issue concerning the called out SKF 23Y196 https://www.grainger.com/product/SKF...Bearing-23Y196
Just picked up the above bearings this morning and got another Lamonster roller this afternoon. the issue is that the above bearing has a 15mm bore and the new Lamonster roller bearing has a 5/8 bore.
The other issue, So looking at the stuff included with the Lamonster roller and parts from Docs set up, I think we are looking at a couple bucks at the hardware store to convert with no drilling the arm.
T.P.
HANG ON Everybody! We have a bearing issue concerning the called out SKF 23Y196 https://www.grainger.com/product/SKF...Bearing-23Y196
Just picked up the above bearings this morning and got another Lamonster roller this afternoon. the issue is that the above bearing has a 15mm bore and the new Lamonster roller bearing has a 5/8 bore.
The other issue, So looking at the stuff included with the Lamonster roller and parts from Docs set up, I think we are looking at a couple bucks at the hardware store to convert with no drilling the arm.
T.P.
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