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Bearing supplier help Steve 09-21-2006
Posted by Steve on September 21, 2006, 10:10 am
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 I thought =A330 for a 5/8" ID ball race was expensive until I read the
earlier thread - but it seems a lot to me for a tiddler (its an entire
weeks beer money !).

Its a 5/8" ID, 1 9/16" OD ball race in the gearbox of my Meddings. Its
marked "KSM RLS5 Japan". Anyone have any ideas on where to get an
equivalent (especially locally near Chester) ? I've looked on the web
and found too much !

Ta, Steve R


Posted by puffernutter on September 21, 2006, 10:30 am
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Steve wrote:
> I thought =A330 for a 5/8" ID ball race was expensive until I read the
> earlier thread - but it seems a lot to me for a tiddler (its an entire
> weeks beer money !).
>
> Its a 5/8" ID, 1 9/16" OD ball race in the gearbox of my Meddings. Its
> marked "KSM RLS5 Japan". Anyone have any ideas on where to get an
> equivalent (especially locally near Chester) ? I've looked on the web
> and found too much !
>
> Ta, Steve R

I have used Midland Bearings in the past -

http://www.midlandbearings.com/

Good service and reasonable prices (for what I wanted) in my dealings
with them.

Cheers

Peter


Posted by Peter Neill on September 21, 2006, 10:39 am
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Steve wrote:
> I thought =A330 for a 5/8" ID ball race was expensive until I read the
> earlier thread - but it seems a lot to me for a tiddler (its an entire
> weeks beer money !).
>
> Its a 5/8" ID, 1 9/16" OD ball race in the gearbox of my Meddings. Its
> marked "KSM RLS5 Japan". Anyone have any ideas on where to get an
> equivalent (especially locally near Chester) ? I've looked on the web
> and found too much !
>
> Ta, Steve R

A quick google for RLS5 ZZ or RLS5 2RS brings up prices fairly similar
to the one you already have, except for this one at Draganfly
Motorcycles where it is listed under the Ariel & BSA spares catalogue.
PDF page here:
http://www.draganfly.co.uk/data/price_list.pdf#search=3D%22rls5%202rs%22

It's near the top of the 3rd column on page 36. I didn't look through
them all, the Acrobat search function found it:) RLS5 is listed at
=A34.02 and RLS5ZZ at =A34.98.

You could try BSL Brammer or WYKO but I suspect their prices may be
similar to the one you have too. Must be worth a phone call though.
http://www.bslbrammer.co.uk/customer_service_locator179a.html?region=3DW1
http://www.wyko.co.uk/branchfinder/select_branch.asp

Peter


Posted by Dave Houghton on September 21, 2006, 10:47 am
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Steve wrote:
> I thought £30 for a 5/8" ID ball race was expensive until I read the
> earlier thread - but it seems a lot to me for a tiddler (its an entire
> weeks beer money !).
>
> Its a 5/8" ID, 1 9/16" OD ball race in the gearbox of my Meddings. Its
> marked "KSM RLS5 Japan". Anyone have any ideas on where to get an
> equivalent (especially locally near Chester) ? I've looked on the web
> and found too much !
>
> Ta, Steve R
>


Arceuro £4.50

http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/en-gb/dept_147.html

Dave H

Posted by Kevin Steele on September 21, 2006, 6:10 pm
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>
>
>Arceuro £4.50
>
>http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/en-gb/dept_147.html
>
>Dave H


I've used Arc for bearings at home and work for a while now, and
always had excelent service and great prices.

Regards
Kevin

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