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Old 04-16-2013, 01:02 AM
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Just as an FYI, I found the PTO clutch bearing and collar at my local Advance Auto parts. Mine came to a grand total of $13.98 tax included. The number is NPC100RPC..Just thought I'd let you guys know it may be quicker to get your bearing a bit faster than ordering online. It also crosses to a green machine number...
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Just as an FYI, I found the PTO clutch bearing and collar at my local Advance Auto parts. Mine came to a grand total of $13.98 tax included. The number is NPC100RPC..Just thought I'd let you guys know it may be quicker to get your bearing a bit faster than ordering online. It also crosses to a green machine number...
Thanks for the tip. Being new to Cubbies I have to ask; would this be the same bearing that is on the front of my 147?
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Thanks for the info, Earl!
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Is this bearing identical? They are a specialty bearing
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Old 04-16-2013, 10:03 PM
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Thanks for the tip. Being new to Cubbies I have to ask; would this be the same bearing that is on the front of my 147?
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Is this bearing identical? They are a specialty bearing
Looks good and yes on the 147.

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Old 04-17-2013, 12:13 AM
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It is the identical bearing, I have one in hand as I type this(not literally mind you, it's in the shop..lol) For the price you can't hardly beat it.
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I just took my pto off my cub 100, and the bearing wouldn't have lasted much longer. Thanks for the info.

Edit: Found it at my local auto store 'O'reillys' Don't have advance auto in my neck of the woods.
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That's great info. Hopefully it lasts as long as one made by CC.
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Thanks earl for the cross number. That helps a lot. I just got the front wheel bearings from the green machine place. There should be a thread for cross reference numbers like this, wish I kept the bag.
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Thanks for the cross number information. Just ordered one from O'reilly for $8.99!! The one at Advanced is probably a better bearing being a National bearing. They are all probably the same since everything these days is made overseas.
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