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Old 02-24-2011, 01:05 PM
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I have at least two shot bearings on my mower deck. I have read in some post that the older decks use the same bearings as some car or truck and can easily get the bearing at an auto part store. Does this include my deck? If so, what are the bearings for? See pictures below. The serial number is 381 U 1113. Thanks for the help.
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Old 02-24-2011, 06:29 PM
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If i remember right they are timken bearings,so you should be able to pull them out and go to NAPA and they can get you some from the number on the bearing
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I have at least two shot bearings on my mower deck. I have read in some post that the older decks use the same bearings as some car or truck and can easily get the bearing at an auto part store. Does this include my deck? If so, what are the bearings for? See pictures below. The serial number is 381 U 1113. Thanks for the help.
If they are the tapered timkins they are LM11949 & LM 11910
most any front outer GM wheel bearing from mid 60's up.
About as plentyful as corn in a corn field.
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According to the service manual for the 104, it shows that they are tapered bearings. I have yet to rip into them. I could probably size them up before ordering. Thanks for the help.
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You were dead on, even says LM-11949 on the bearing and it is still readable. Thanks.
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You were dead on, even says LM-11949 on the bearing and it is still readable. Thanks.
Try evilpay or rockauto,-- a couple bucks for the cup and four bucks for the cone, or any autoparts: napa,orileys, pepboys etc. and avoid the shipping.
Just give them the numbers.
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