heres the part number from SKF, and the direction they must face, because they have a direction otherwise you will destroy them in 10 feet lol look how the normal bearing one fail ! been there, done that a couple time before i switched to roller
Let us know how those work and last. Those bearings are meant for really high radial loads but not so much axial loads even though it will still handle those axial loads a little bit. Time and use will tell if it's a good alternative though.heres the part number from SKF, and the direction they must face, because they have a direction otherwise you will destroy them in 10 feet lol look how the normal bearing one fail ! been there, done that a couple time before i switched to roller
Ive had to do front axle bearings on a l3400, b2920 twice, l3540, and 2 l6060's. all of which I personally ran and maintained over the past 18 years. The use of ball bearings makes them very susceptible to failure from any amount of prolonged side loading or any contaminants in the axle whatsoever. I've become very careful but its still just a matter of time if you aren't operating on smooth level ground.I’ve seen what people do with CUTs… materials are probably less the issue, than is the operator in many cases