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On 13 Mar 2010 05:03:56 GMT, the infamous "DoN. Nichols" scrawled the following:

You were on the wrong site for prices, DoN. hfUSA vs. hf. On hfUSA, they only show during checkout.

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Larry Jaques
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N-10 is a standard industry description. It is a strange thread being 1.967in. o.d. and 18 tpi! The bearing this one is intended for is 50mm bore. Look in MH for locknuts and you'll find a listing of these sizes. This is a nice schoolhouse lesson, btw.... What is the problem, what is a viable solution, how do you machine it? ;>)) phil

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Phil Kangas

I like it. Reusable too.

N-10, is that a Bearhug partnumber?

Wes

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Wes

I would make one 2" long. Support it in the lathe and bore it out then thread. Then shape the external face and cut off the other.

Mart>>

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Martin H. Eastburn

i would buy one at the local bearing house. I just bought a N20 nut for 7 bucks.

John

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John

The standard N-10 locknut will not stay put on the bearing of a log truck loader clam, unless of course you weld it in place. ;>)) Mine won't back off but is far more expensive to make. And in the long haul is far far cheaper. When that cheap POS nut fails you're looking at possibly $3k in damages! Take your pick.... phil

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Phil Kangas

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