I looked in McMaster-Carr, they don't list the size I'm interested in. Looking for 1-1/16 OD and 15/16 or 7/8 ID.
Can anyone recommend someone else? Google search finds lots of bearing manufacturers, but they generally don't sell small quantities to end consumers.
Lane
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Auto parts stores? Sounds close to sizes used for kingpins. They'll probably be Oilite type.
Huh?
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That's about the only OD they don't have. Try crossing over a metric size.
Application is a brake pedal on a '75 Jeep DJ. The brake pedal wobbles side to side almost a 1-1/2". The cast brake pedal arm rides on a 1" steel shaft. There is currently no bushing there at all. Just metal on metal, but at least it does have zerk fittings. I figured I could turn the shaft down to
15/16" and bore out the pedal to 1-1/16". Can't go any more than that, not too much material there as it is.
Buy your od size with a smaller id and ream/drill it out rentapen
That is an idea. I also talked with someone yesterday that suggested to braze up the ID of the pedal, and ream it to size and make a new pivot shaft from 1" material. I think I'm going to try this. Thanks to all for their suggestions.
Lane
did i miss something (on the dimensioning)?? aren't you actually looking for .063 shim stock??? thnx,
It is cast iron. I will preheat and cool slowly.
Are you sure there's no bushing in there? Some of the online jeep stores talk about a bushing.
I'd kind of expect the brake arm to be a weldment, not an iron casting. Of course you have the part to look at, and I don't.
I wonder how much a junkyard would want for one
I am absolutely positive on both questions. This is a DJ model, not a CJ.
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