PGN UCP205-16 Pillow Block Bearing - Pack of 2 Mounted Pillow Block Bearings - Chrome Steel Bearings with 1 Bore - Self Alignment
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Long Lane
Greater than one weekI bought two pairs for a cable dolly. The idea being to have the heavy roll sitting between two rods which turn freely using the PGN ball bearings. So far so good. they work nicely and are easy to align. The only problem is that they dont turn easily but are rather stiff. There are no instructions how to lubricate them and get them going easily. In the end I used a bit of lubricant for bicycle chains and that helped a little bit - but still not rotating as freely as expected. Update: I have ordered a grease gun and will amend if the situation changes
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Juan Carlos
> 3 dayExelente producto
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Kenneth E Jewett II
> 3 day:)
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Michael Fallaw
> 3 dayLooks nice
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Pacaw 66
> 3 dayUsed as part of my attic lift. MUCH heaver than I needed but couldnt beat the price. I will never approach even 25% of their capacity. I like pillow bearings as they are self aligning [dont have to have each bearing EXACTLY on the same axis] ONLY con, they were about .0015 UNDER size, had to lap the shaft a bit to get it to fit. Would recommend for anyone building a lift requiring bearing supports.
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Jessica M. Cowen
> 3 dayPressed in crooked. Not useable. Both bearings arrived same way. Lacking quality control clearly.
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J. Sullivan
> 3 dayEvaporative cooler blower bearings are bronze sleeve type with the shaft forming the other bearing surface. It required monthly oiling and since there isnt a dirt seal, the bearing wear out after a years use. Replacements are about $16 a pair. These bearings are ball bearing type, grease every couple months, have seals and will last many years. They are not bolt-in replacement, but worth the effort. At this price, the manufacturer should build this way.
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mike
> 3 dayWorked as should,fit as should
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Jonathan N
> 3 dayAlthough seemingly well built and turns smoothly, the inner diameter of the bore is slightly less than 1. My calipers read closer to 0.967. Fortunately I had access to a bench grinder and was able to reduce the outer diameter of my 1.054 pipe in order to get a better fit.
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NATHAN DUPLANTIS
> 3 dayBought them for a barstool racer build