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Old 11-19-2004, 11:00 AM
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What is a low priced source for cam follower bearings in Canada. I would like standard and ecentric studs. The bearing od should be 1". Not to be too picky, but a source in Alberta would be nice! (I hate PST)
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I know Princess Auto was selling just the Cam follower bearing (no stud) for real cheap. IIRC it was around 1" OD dia. It might be worth a check.
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I am partial to IKO units.
I have never really felt they where overpriced.
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Ahh yess princess auto, now only if I had a lathe I could make some studs. Where can I get IKO products?
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Sorry for the delay.
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