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Browning® 1297092 Type 1 Flat Face Idler, 1/2 in Dia Bore, 1-3/4 in OD, 9/16 in W Face
Sealmaster® gold mounted ball bearings feature a wide outer race insert bearing with land riding metallic retainer. The black oxide treated bearing steel insert features an exclusive lock pin and dimple system providing a direct path for lubrication into the bearing and prevents outer ring rotation within the housing. Shaft lock is achieved by either setscrew or Skwezloc® concentric locking collar. The felt seal with flinger provide a good balance between contaminant entry, GoldPlex® HP grease loss and friction.
Browning® offers an extensive multi groove sheave offering. This includes Browning® SPLIT TAPER® and QD® bushing designs. This means maximum economy and versatility for your application. Truly the right drive every time! Our exclusive B5V® sheaves have a patented design that offers 5 V hp in the economy of a B section sheave. B5V® sheaves serve 90% of all applications from 10 to 150 hp. This can reduce cost up to 40% over traditional designs.
Apex® 10MM11-D Socket, Standard Style, 1/4 in Square Drive, 10 mm Double Hex Socket, 6 Points
Apex® 10MM11-D Socket, Standard Style, 1/4 in Square Drive, 10 mm Double Hex Socket, 6 Points
Sealmaster® 705616 FB-T Non-Expansion Standard Duty Round/Straight Bore Ball Bearing Unit With Flinger, 1-3/16 in Dia Bore, 2-1/16 in L Bolt Center-to-Center, 3-Bolt Flange Mount, 3-7/32 in OAL/Dia
Sealmaster® gold mounted ball bearings feature wide outer race insert bearing with a land riding metallic retainer. The black oxide treated bearing steel insert features an exclusive lock pin and dimple system. This provides a direct path for lubrication into the bearing. It also helps prevent outer ring rotation. Available with either setscrew or Skwezloc®concentric locking collar. The felt seal with flinger provide a good balance between contaminant entry, GoldPlex®HP grease loss and friction.
