6 Pieces Needle Roller Bearings One Way Bearing Small Octagonal Bearings Industrial Bearings 8mm Bore 14mm OD 12mm Width with Nice Load Carrying Capacity and Stiffness Bearing

If your O-Cedar mop bucket stops spinning, it’s most likely this bearing is the cause. Worked perfectly and prevented my wife from spending $40-$50 on a whole new mop system!

Waited a week for it, and it doesn’t fit.

Bought to fix my spinning mop bucket. This was exactly what I needed. Thank you.

These are great. They function as the product description explains. The product measurements are ACCURATE...Great Product

Perfect part, spin mop works like new with this bearing

So like most my cedar spin mop stopped spinning. I was going to go out and buy a whole new set, but my husband insisted that we look for parts to replace the broken piece with. This is the perfect replacement, within a few mins my spin bucket was back to working perfectly if not better! It is easy to install, and you get extras if it happens again!

Good product

I bought these to replace in the O-Cedar spin mop. They did not fit.

Previous bearing lasted 1 year in my mop spinner. It rusted out because of high humidity and frequent washings of the whole spinner mechanism. A really unpleasant issue may appear once you replace the bearing and the spinner still does not work - it spins freely. It may be because axle has worn where the bearing grips it. The only way to fix is to replace the axle or to make the axle thicker. How? I spot welded in multiple spots a very thin strip of nickel (used to connect batteries by spot welding) wrapped around the worn out area, which made the axle thicker and allowed the new bearing to grip the axle properly. Hopefully this tip may help someone to extend the life of the mop spinner and not throw it away because of slightly worn out axle.

Works perfectly to repair o-cedar spin mop. Works like original bearing. Easy to replace, just pay attention to the direction of the bearing, as this bearing is a “one way” bearing and has to be installed correctly to work properly. There is an arrow on the bearing face that denotes the direction it should spin