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Old 12-01-2014, 08:20 AM
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Default 1641 PTO bearing numbers
Anyone have the part numbers handy. It's the clutch with the cad plating, not the black clutch.
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Old 12-01-2014, 08:27 AM
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I just did the bearings in my 2182 clutch. I used Nsk 6206DU Single Row Ball Bearings that I got from Amazon. They seem to be the same numbers on the other clutches that I have. Your results may be different.
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I got mine from NAPA #6206-2RSJ 25.00.
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$31.61 from Amazon delivered for 2 bearings. NSK, same as what was in it from the OEM.
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Okay, I'm cheap. We use NTN at work but for $3 each I figured I would try these.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/370643953432?nav=SEARCH

A sleeve of 10 for $28 to your door. So far they have worked great.
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I got mine from NAPA #6206-2RSJ 25.00.
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Okay, I'm cheap. We use NTN at work but for $3 each I figured I would try these.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/370643953432?nav=SEARCH

A sleeve of 10 for $28 to your door. So far they have worked great.
Will these bearings fit the 1641 clutch? The clutches themselves are different between Sam's tractor and the 1641. I don't know if the bearings are different.

I think I just fixed a Command clutch with the 6206 bearings. Don't know if they're the same as the Briggs clutch or not?
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Mike, measure yours and see what it is. All 6206 bearings have a bore of 30MM and an outside diameter of 62MM.
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Mike, measure yours and see what it is. All 6206 bearings have a bore of 30MM and an outside diameter of 62MM.
Guess I'll have to read the number on the bearings after I get it apart. I wanted to get a set of bearings before I pulled it apart. This thing is down in the country and bearings aren't easily obtainable there. I was hoping someone had put bearings in a 1641 recently and could confirm the number for that model.
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Okay, I'm cheap. We use NTN at work but for $3 each I figured I would try these.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/370643953432?nav=SEARCH

A sleeve of 10 for $28 to your door. So far they have worked great.
You got me there...
Here is the one I put it in.
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