PGN (10 Pack) 608-2RS Bearing - Lubricated Chrome Steel Sealed Ball Bearing - 8x22x7mm Bearings with Rubber Seal & High RPM Support

Feels like a solid well made bearing. No rough edges. Smooth turning. I have a Carter bandsaw guide on my old Delta 14 inch bandsaw. The guide uses 10 of these bearings to guide the blade. The original bearings dont wear out because they dont spin much and the force is low but they do get clogged with saw dust even though they are sealed type bearings. When a bearing no longer runs free I just replace it with one of these PGN - 608-2RS Sealed Ball Bearing - 8x22x7. I have tried cleaning a dirty bearing but does not work for long as the sawdust seems to have worked its way inside.

Good quality fast service

Good bearings at a great price. We order these often.

Just what I needed for a project. Thanks

It seems to be a good quality bearing....better price than local supplier..

Just as the title says

The bushing on my Shop-Vac was making the high-pitch squeal (and weird groaning whine on shutdown) that many others have reported. When researching, I discovered that others had success replacing the bushing with this bearing, so I figured it was worth a try. Why get a brand new vacuum when a pack of these bearings was so cheap? It works... trickiest part was removing the old bushing (watch some videos online on how to do that). This new bearing fit into the same space and wasnt too tight on the shaft at all. Fit just fine. Now I can use the Shop-Vac without the weird noise and grinding, and honestly it feels like I have a brand new vacuum. Very cool. Plus a bunch of spare bearings for... whatever? Maybe theyll fit in some other things with motors... never can tell.

Cheap way to add a bunch of danger to my daughters skateboard. Replaced plastic bushings. Now Im definitely going to break my neck on it

No country of origin marks No makers or model marks on the bearing (there is one in the picture though), only on the seals Seals are already dried out and hard right out of the tube These are yet another mystery bearing. At least theyre cheap. Im going to put them in a 20,000 RPM motor, and Ill update this when they die.

Incorrect description! The bore or ID is larger than 8mm.