dnschmidt
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How much does Burr-King want? If it's under $100 If your time an effort has no value then go on a wild goose chase. If you, like me, value time and effort just call them up and pay the price.
Detroit Ball Bearing in Sterling Heights MI. (586) 978-7400. Used to have one locally in Pontiac. Closest one now is Sterling Heights.I’m rebuilding a Burr King 760 belt grinder (jut got me a nice KBDC VFD and 3HP 3-phase motor for it), and the contact wheel bearing is pretty rough. I’m hoping to replace it, but not pay Burr King prices.
I know enough about bearings to get myself into a little trouble, but I can’t seem to find the one I need. It is a double row (that always makes things tougher), 16mm bore, 30mm OD that is 39mm wide, 2RS. Am I just not going to be able to find this?
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^ This.I have renewed bearings by simply re-lubing them. Pop the seals out, clean the bearing, re-grease, pop the seals back in. It's not a fix, but it buys you some time.
You could also stack up three 30x16x10 bearings, but that's not a common size either.



Being that this thread started in 2018, I'd normally say the OP probably got around to fixing it already, but well, life has a way of getting in the way of my projects, so no, I actually haven't finished this one yet. LOL. But I did decide to just buy the spindle when I get back to it, so you're right on the money there.I'm assuming it is an older machine. Here is Burr King's older model 760 parts schematic:
For a belt grinder that now sells for 3 Grand, I'd just buy the correct part.