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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on August 31, 2022First pic is of the top sealed bearing, very little to no grease in it. Second pic is the top bearing looking through the bottom. Third is the bottom bearing with a rubber sealed removed to allow grease from the grease zerk. If you fill the mandrel with grease, it will take 2/3 of a tube for each mandrel ! Both bearings should be packed and sealed in my opinion. The castings are NOT as robust as OEM, can't see it being a problem just an observation. The material used for the blade shaft is not of great quality as oem, there looks to be some porosity to the steel and the machining is not as good. Now with having said that, these as a fraction of the cost of OEM ! Will update if I have a catastrophic failure !
First pic is of the top sealed bearing, very little to no grease in it. Second pic is the top bearing looking through the bottom. Third is the bottom bearing with a rubber sealed removed to allow grease from the grease zerk. If you fill the mandrel with grease, it will take 2/3 of a tube for each mandrel ! Both bearings should be packed and sealed in my opinion. The castings are NOT as robust as OEM, can't see it being a problem just an observation. The material used for the blade shaft is not of great quality as oem, there looks to be some porosity to the steel and the machining is not as good. Now with having said that, these as a fraction of the cost of OEM ! Will update if I have a catastrophic failure !Images in this review
