Where do I get TWINROW bearings?

[YZROOSTINYA]

I need double wide bearings and seals for a lonstar carrier

where?
how much?

# or website

Thanks

[TRX_Thumper]

im tryin to find out the same thing ......i believe my month old $150 lonestar carrier didnt hold up...ive not kept the chain to tight and its been greased regularly

[boogiechile]

Knock out the bearings and get the number off of them. Then call your local bearing supply house, "Bearing Distributers" is a good one if there is one near you, and give them the number. They will probably have it for about a third the price you would pay from some atv shop.

[sly400ex]

Originally posted by YZROOSTINYA
I need double wide bearings and seals for a lonstar carrier

where?
how much?

# or website

Thanks

Here ya go YZ. I bought them from here to for my DB carrier. Make sure you order two!


In the search field, type in bearing........

It will bring them up.

http://www.meszmoto.com/index.htm?cart_id=7115552.15823

[Mxbubs]

Brad Herrmann with Herrmannracing.com will ship 2 bearings, dual row, to your door for 40$. I know, I just went thru the same headache.

The allballz bearings are the same width as the lonestar bearings.

[racerx573]

Don't most twin rows use OEM bearings?

[Sick0]

Hes right about the local bearing dealer.. I payed 15.22 for my bearings in the rear and the local Atv dealer wanted 80.00 with seals.

[bobby bo]

does anyone have the part # for the bearings??? i need to replace mine but im away from the bike and cant get the #' off the bearings.. i wanna get them before i get back home to ride.. thanks

[dkeen73]

i got the number off the bearings, and took it to the parts store and they matched up the same bearings for me for like 11.00 dollars a piece...i went and got the numbers off a new at the local shop that sold them...they wanted like 30.00 a piece for them..hope that helps

[Rich250RRacer]

Originally posted by bobby bo
does anyone have the part # for the bearings??? i need to replace mine but im away from the bike and cant get the #' off the bearings.. i wanna get them before i get back home to ride.. thanks

BCA or Timken number 907257. This bearing is actually used in the air conditioning compressor in most GM cars and trucks.

[Pappy]

please make sure you take a small pick and remove the seal on the new bearing before you install them. if not, you will be doing the job over again:p

[markk]

Originally posted by boogiechile
Knock out the bearings and get the number off of them. Then call your local bearing supply house, "Bearing Distributers" is a good one if there is one near you, and give them the number. They will probably have it for about a third the price you would pay from some atv shop.

Thats the only way to go!