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Inexpensive source for the chain roller bearings ?

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  1. Hello All,

    What is an inexpensive source for the chain roller bearings on a V-rex?

    Are they a standard size?

    If so what is their size?

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    Thank you very much,

    Father Time

  2. to Father Time said:

    Hello All,

    Howdy father of all time. Do you manufacture watches or something?

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    What is an inexpensive source for the chain roller bearings on a V-rex?

    Skateboard/roller skates/rollerblade stores.

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    Are they a standard size?

    yes.

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    If so what is their size?

    Skateboard/roller skates/rollerblade bearing size.

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    Father Time

    Bet that name caused you a lot of trouble when you were growing up, hum?

  3. Joao de Souza said:

    Skateboard/roller skates/rollerblade stores.

    Or industrial bearing factors - look on the old ones and see if they have a manufacturers' part
    number. Never underestimate how much the price of a humble sealed bearing gets hiked in the
    retail market.

    Way back when I was running Minis on poverty wages I used to buy stuff from Revolution Bearings
    and Seals, my local factor - they were often less than a third of the *trade* price at the
    motor factors.

    Guy
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