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20A920
#20A920 1" BEARING W/HOU
$96.46
23 In Stock
Weight: 1.60 lbs
1" BEARING W/HOU
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The worst part about this is getting the spring pin out of the roller. Just knock it down with a hammer then I used a 1/4" ratchet extension to knock it through the hole. I did not have a punch to use. The old bearing just fell apart and after some brake cleaner and a wipe new one went on easy. A few ugga duggas for torque and back in business
PAINESVILLE, OH
TODD