HK 1209 China Supplier Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearings HK Series 10X14X8 mm

HK 1209 China Supplier Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearings HK Series 10X14X8 mm System 1

HK 1209 China Supplier Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearings HK Series 10X14X8 mm System 2

HK 1209 China Supplier Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearings HK Series 10X14X8 mm System 3

HK 1209 China Supplier Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearings HK Series 10X14X8 mm

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Min Order Qty:: 1 set

Supply Capability:: 900000 set/month

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Q: i need help wid my new board XD the almost board is a yellow banana: lucky okorder a very trustable website were i got my board lol :D you can go to the complete builder and look at all the different decks, trucks, hardware, bearings, etc...

Q: i was going to buy new bearings but don't know what to get.: Bones okorder /

Q: What skate bearings are better? ABEC 9 ABEC 7, ABEC 5, OR ABEC 3? I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS MEANS: the higher the abec rating are the faster they spin if they are free of dirt. yet, the higher the rating the tighter the ball bearing are packed and the quicker they become clogged with dirt. REDS are cheap about 15 bucks and out shine most bearings. they are made from powell and they are the red are 15buck and they got 6 ball swiss that can go for over 100 bucks

Q: do bones reds super bearings work good for longboards?: DO NOT listen to the other guy. Reds are known for being the best performing bearings in skateboarding and they are very inexpensive. I mean sure if you spent like $50+ on bearings you might get slightly better then Reds but really it's not worth it. reds are great. i've skated other bearings, always go back to reds. ask anyone at a local park

Q: Mechanic question? What are bearings?: Wheel bearings are part of steering and drivetrain and suspension. They#x27;re very very important to the operation of a vehicle. They are located in junction with the hubs.

Q: I lubed my bearings, loosened trucks, loosened my wheels, now I hear a rattling noise, wheres it coming from?Its a longboard. The wheels are made of like a rubber substance, so I dont think the problem is inside the wheels. The noise sounds metallic, so Im guessing the noise is coming from the outside wheel bolt, or the top cup washer. Can anyone experienced or knows the answer help me out? Im an amateur Please help me out. The sound gets annoying to me and my friends when i cruise.: Possibility for rattling: loose chain?

Q: I have Super 6 Swiss bones bearings. I bought new rubber shields for them. I cleaned them with the bones cleaning unit and re lubed them but when i put the shields on they just wont move. They are called Non-contact rubber shields. it seems like for some reason they Are coming in contact with the bearing, what should i do?: Sounds like you bent the shields when you inserted them, or put them too far in. The shields should be flush with the edges of the bearings. This is assuming that the bearings spun without the shields. You did remember to not use water-based cleaners on the bearings?

Q: what is the best bearings company for my skateboard?: bones swiss original or reds

Q: I am interested in cleaning my roller blade bearings so that are free of sand.I saw a recommended video to wash the open ball bearings in acetone but I need some help understanding how to get my bearings to run their best.I found some nail polish remover and I am planning to wash the bearings in a small bath unless anyone knows if a more pure formula of acetone might be safer.I'm still doing some research and I found some chemists on the internet mentioned balancing the alcohol to water ratio 1:1 with acetone sort of like with mouth washthey also mentioned that methyl acetate and how it might help to filter it out. I'm wondering I'm now interested in seeing how acetone might react with sand (SiO2) but I'm actually thinking it might just dissolve it.What does everyone else think?Is there a better way to clean bearings? (excluding lube): Absolutely none of the liquids you mention will react with SiO2 or dissolve it. There is nothing that will dissolve SiO2 that won't also dissolve your bearings. The point of the various bits of advice is that the acetone (or whatever organic solvent) will dissolve the lubricant in the bearings which is holding the sand grains there. Whether you use nail polish remover, or acetone (diluted or not) or gasoline or kerosene or maybe even alcohol doesn't much matter. (Although in all cases you need to observe the safety precautions about inhalation and fire hazards, and keep the solvent off of the upper parts of your roller blades.) Your goal is to remove all the oil (or whatever lubricates your bearings) then let the bearings dry completely. Then you should be able to remove any left over sand by brushing it out of the bearings with something like a soft brush or blowing it out with compressed air. After all the sand is removed, you need to re-lubricate your bearings. (I've been assuming all along that your bearings are metal. If they are not, you need to be careful about your choice of solvents, lest you dissolve your bearing too.) I doubt there is anything else you can do to remove sand from your bearings. In the long run it's probably easier to find a place to roller blade where there isn't so much sand.