$23.51
Bearing that carries a rotating or sliding load with the least possible friction, holding a shaft or wheel true as it turns while taking the radial or thrust force the assembly puts on it. Wear shows up as play, noise, and heat, and a bearing left to fail can take the surrounding components with it, so it is renewed at the first sign of roughness.
A bearing carries a rotating or sliding load with the least possible friction, holding a shaft or wheel true while it turns and taking the radial or thrust force the assembly puts on it. When it wears, the telltales are play, noise, and heat, and a bearing left to fail can take the components around it with it, which is why it gets replaced at the first sign of roughness.
Bearings that look alike often differ in bore, outside diameter, width, and seal type, so match those dimensions and the seal or shield arrangement to the bearing being removed to be sure the replacement seats and carries the load as intended.
