Would this work well for bicycle hub ball bearings?
1593398
That is what I used it for, too soon to tell for sure, but my hubs never get as hot as this was designed for.
275900
Yes but you need make sure that the shank(shaft size of the ball) is the correct diameter
659373
It's not ideal, however; there is a small section of shaft showing, maybe .25 of an inch or smaller, and the rest tapers up into the wheel. You could get a belt on it, but i'm not sure how well it would work. Also it's pressed into the bearing so it doesn't unbolt from underneath, and being casted aluminum it would probably fall apart trying to remove or separate it.
580134
With the correct hub adapter kit, yes. The bigger question is "Is it the right pitch for your needs?" That depends on your boat and how you use it.
433506
Would be overkill for bicycle. Would only fit shrader valve. They have bicycle specific kits that don't have plug kits that would be better.
1735941
My guess is yes. It works flawlessly on the bodywork of sport bikes. You'll want to place it on a fairly flat surface (no matter if its vertical or horizontal)
147874
Yes, it worked on my boyfriends bike (he has quick release wheels). We absolutely love our Booyah Trailer!
85145
I use mine on my 32' Toyhauler and my 14' utility trailer for raising the bad tire off of the ground, or for wheel bearing lubing removal and lubing. Works on most trailer's with tandem axles.
182451
Park bicycle tools makes a wrench that fits the slots machined in the bearing housing. I believe you just search here on Amazon for " Shimano Freewheel Tool" or check your LBS for one. Use a long wrench on the flats of the tool for extra leverage. Easy as pie...
1633767
i have used this on red-eye bearing buddies, in my salt water trailer.. worked great! says for high speed bearings, and high temp. should work great!
1580373
I think your hubs are all in standardized sizes, so if you just take a tape measure and measure the diameter of your hub opening at its widest and match that to the described size of the bearing buddy you should be fine. In other words,if your inside diameter is close to two inches, then there is only one sized bearing buddy that is close to that (1.98 inches)and that is the one you want.
1608495
Should work great, if need you can change the bearing with high quality sealed bearing.
1438420
As long as its a "BMX" freewheel 13 tooth. It will probably fit because the hub is flip flop with two different choices/sides for mounting. Happy biking from Rob @ NebulaCycles.com
1633768
I've never used it in wheel hubs- it's not wheel bearing grease- the Lucas product for bearings is "X-Tra Heavy Duty Bearing Grease 1 lb Lucas Lubrication VXB Brand" it's here on Amazon too.
492427
not really sure about particular applications. if front bearings are pressed in to steering knuckle then it should work. kit comes with multiple size plates. but if bearing is part of a bolt on hub assembly,they generally are not serviceable, I would replace entire hub assembly.
2207095
Hi, I've never tried since I only have a few bits and none use bearings. I would imagine that they can be if they have the top screw opening. I'd check with the manufacturer as well.
1102581
It should....you will need about five inches height for your axle to clear.......not sure how well it will sit in the cradle which kind-a locks it in.....depends on how big your wheel is.......FYL.......I mounted mine on a 10 inch by 36 inch 1 inch board for portability......rather than mounting to the floor