This OEM-manufactured flange bearing supports and enables the smooth rotation of parts in your lawn equipment, such as the blade assembly, axle assembly, or steering components. This bearing has an inner diameter of .76 inches, an outer diameter of .941 inches, and a width of 1 inch. It is made of plastic. A similar similar style flange bearing can be used at the bottom of the crank, but it would be made of metal. When the bearing is broken, you may notice signs of wear and abnormal squealing noises coming from your machine. If neglected, the parts the bearing is supporting can overheat and potentially seize up. To switch out a flange bearing, you need to take off any bolts, screws, or clips that are holding it in place. Using a hammer or a bearing puller tool, gently push the bearing out of its housing. Since this part is sold individually, remember to refer to your user manual to understand how many bearings your machine will need. It is strongly recommended that you replace all the bearings in one go, as they wear out at the same rate.
This OEM-manufactured flange bearing supports and enables the smooth rotation of parts in your lawn equipment, such as the blade assembly, axle assembly, or steering components. This bearing has an inner diameter of .76 inches, an outer diameter of .941 inches, and a width of 1 inch. It is made of plastic. A similar similar style flange bearing can be used at the bottom of the crank, but it would be made of metal. When the bearing is broken, you may notice signs of wear and abnormal squealing noises coming from your machine. If neglected, the parts the bearing is supporting can overheat and potentially seize up. To switch out a flange bearing, you need to take off any bolts, screws, or clips that are holding it in place. Using a hammer or a bearing puller tool, gently push the bearing out of its housing. Since this part is sold individually, remember to refer to your user manual to understand how many bearings your machine will need. It is strongly recommended that you replace all the bearings in one go, as they wear out at the same rate.