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Replacement Bearings
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 4:39 pm
by tricolormonster
It would be cool to have a concise list of modern replacement bearings for our older bikes.
Maybe a sticky topic that is a list of modern replacements of the old bearings. Just a thought.
For now, I'm looking for a particular one.
Top Bevel Gear bearing. DPN# 75243.1542 RIV 02 AJ ∅15x∅35x∅11 (Double rows)
Does a modern replacement exixt out there?
stu
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 4:53 pm
by Eldert
Hi Stu
i am using a SKF 1202 ETN9 in there . the 1202 is a self aligning double row bearing
the ETN9 stands for a polyamide bearing cage . i used bearings with a steel cage
first but the steel cage disintegrated . never had any problems with the ETN9
the same bearing from FAG is called a 1202 TV
have a look at E Bay item nr 220645013077 for a bearing with a polyamide cage
and at item nr 140209397978 for a bearing with a steel cage
Eldert
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 11:32 pm
by DewCatTea-Bob
" Maybe a sticky topic that is a list of modern replacements of the old bearings. "
____ Very good topic-matter Stu !
And I'm sure that Eldert is as up-on this issue as anyone else here.
Fun-Cheers,
-Bob
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2010 1:14 am
by ajleone
Here is a list that I compiled from another web site that I cannot find now, otherwise I would give them credit. I also listed the bearing manufacturer that I recently purchased through a local dealer. Some of these were really expensive - the 1202 was $53 ! I hope it is the correct one. The formating is messed-up, so bear with me while i figure this out.
Ducati 250 Narrowcase Bearing LIST
Engine Bearings Qty Bearing Number Seal Special Manufacturer
Main Bearings 2 6206 No NSK 6206C3
Cam Shaft 2 6202 No NSK 6202C3
Upper Tower Shaft 1 1202 No SKF 1202 ETN9
Bevel Gear 2 7202B No Steel Cage MRC 7202
Main Shaft Chain Sid 1 6204 2RS Rem one seal ORS 6204 2RS
Lay Shaft Clutch Side 1 6204 No Same as above
Lay Shaft Chain Side 1 6203 2RS Rem one seal ORS 6203 2RS
Outer Crank Shaft 1 6203 No Same as above
Clutch Housing 2 16004 No SKF 16004
It would be great if someone could verify these, just to have a second set of eyes.
Tony
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2010 3:47 pm
by Eldert
the only thing i can add is if you wanne use a bearing with a Phenolic cage for the mains
AKN ( and i think FAG to ) call that bearing a 6206 TB / P63
and this list is narrowcase only . widecase use one bigger 6306 bearing with a circlip and late widecase 2 6306 bearings
Eldert
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:03 am
by ajleone
Good point Eldert - i will update my posting.
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 5:42 am
by Eldert
all widecase engines use a 6306 main bearing with a snapring in the lefthand crankcase . i am pretty sure that
bearing is called a 6306 N if not i will update this posting later
Eldert
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Mon Aug 09, 2010 4:23 pm
by miken5678
Eldert wrote:Hi Stu
i am using a SKF 1202 ETN9 in there . the 1202 is a self aligning double row bearing
the ETN9 stands for a polyamide bearing cage . i used bearings with a steel cage
first but the steel cage disintegrated . never had any problems with the ETN9
the same bearing from FAG is called a 1202 TV
have a look at E Bay item nr 220645013077 for a bearing with a polyamide cage
and at item nr 140209397978 for a bearing with a steel cage
Eldert
wow I would have figured the opposite.. I think of polyamide as a nylon/plastic.. how it holds up better than steel impresses me as i thought the heat and oil would break them down.. Thank you for this list. Cant wait for a final version as I was ordering bearings one by one...
Also working on a list myself for all the hex bolts as I am on a Ti kick and wanted to replace them all but we shall see price wise
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 6:22 am
by tricolormonster
Hi Guys,
I'm starting a fresh 350 Engine build with new bearings all around.
So, I'm kinda re-viving this topic with this little question...
what are the thoughts/experience on ceramic bearings as replacements? Besides expense.
"No $***$ place in a Duc!" or "Go for if you can afford it."
Do they even hold up under engine type loads?
I'm clueless on this subject...so I ask..
stu
Re: Replacement Bearings
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 8:56 am
by Bevel bob
Nigel Lacey sells the Polymide caged bearings so they must be ok, thats whats in my motor. I think poly cages are used in the 900 motors too in preference to metal cages.