I have a mountain board, and the bearings are 28mm outside diameter, will they fit inside the container?
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Hello,It appears that this item would accept a bearing other than 608 due to the size of the opening.
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As long as the bearings are the same size as any skateboard bearing, you should be fine.
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the opening of the cleaner is 38mm so yes they will fit in the cleaner. the bearing holder is a standard truck axle size to hold them and is roughly 6.35mm in diameter.
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This locker can be installed in either the 8.6" or 8.5" rear end. You will need different size bearings depending on your application. Bearing are available through Timken or other sources like Yukon. There are installation kits available to install the 8.6" carrier in a 8.5" rear end. To be sure to measure the old bearings that are in your differential to figure out what size you need.
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Standard size bearings. I use ABEC 9 bearings in my skates and they work great.
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Hello,These should work fine. However, we do not yet have inventory from receiving to the stock bins, so we are unable to measure the shaft diameter. Thank you
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I think longboard trucks use a standard size. If you drilled them according to a previous set, you should be fine. I bought these for my kid and the skateboard isn't here right now so I can't measure.
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They are a standard blade runner wheel with a width of about 3/4" if that helps, however, they do not come with bearings which was not stated in the product description and useless for my application. Good luck...
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They should work fine! My board has 70mm wheels as well and they work great! I was a little skeptical since these were so cheap but as long as you keep them clean they ride excellent!
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Your axle is small enough to fit but will be too loose to roll the bearings correctly. A 5/8" axle is required.
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The center bolt has an 8mm diameter, so it won't fit 7mm bearings as is, but buying a thinner bolt and accompanying wing nut at any hardware store would probably work, the bolt just pulls out of the lid.
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They can handle the load, but you should get something where the bearings are sealed in better.
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Bearings are universally sized so that fit every wheel. Likewise, all wheels can use any bearings. So yes.
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I'm not really sure they will, but I've used Schwalbe Fat Albert 26 x 2.4 and they fit, so you'll probably be ok.
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Wow, I don't know. The wide top part looks like a problem. What are the dimensions? It barely fits my board, and I haven't tried using it yet.
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I have 65 mm wheels and there is about 18mm clearance from the top of wheel to the board in a max turn . I think the 80 mm wheels will work . The trucks you use may change the amount of clearance
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Will they fit? Yes. Would I recommend it it? No. Even the smaller, 70mm size will probably rub the bottom of your skateboard. You'd have to replace your bushings with stiffer bushings, and sand out wheel wells to stop rubbing... Even buy some risers. You'd be better off finding a smaller diameter wheel.
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The 19B is designed for 2" Outside Diameter (OD) bearing assemblies. Sizing of the Bearing Buddy is not determined by tire/rim sizes. Check OD of your bearings.
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You need the diameter of the inner race of the inner and outer bearings. There are two types, one has the same bearing at the outer edge of the hub as it does in the inner. The other has a stepped acle with a bigger inner race on the inner wheel bearing (next to the seal)