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Point me to the trunion bearing thread.
« on: Mar 18, 2009, 06:15:33 PM »
Trunion cross reference  please.  Timkin, NSK, KOYO.  School me.   As soon as I got on Marlins site, all I got was the upgrade kits.
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:headscratch:   I don't remember.   :dunno:


Last time I got them, I just walked into Toyota Of Santa Cruz.   wish i could remember for ya.
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cant find the part numbers but here's the link to the kit http://www.marlincrawler.com/axle/front-axle-parts/knuckle-service-kit
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Yeah I spec'd them out 5 years ago and now I need new ones.  I'll just do it again.  I know I can get them from marlin (in a kit, thats not what I need).  I know the KOYO number, but I want them in Timkin, NSK or something more available.  I have the Timkin, and NSK spec. book, so I'll go from there.  I am trying to get my company discount through Motion Industries which is still cheaper than going to Toyota and getting our company discount (my company owns Toyota of Santa Cruz).

If I get the numbers then I'll post up.

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just did mine last weekend got a BCA30303  $27.00 each  cheeper to get the kit from marlin but i did not want to wait  my DD

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Yeah I spec'd them out 5 years ago and now I need new ones.  I'll just do it again.  I know I can get them from marlin (in a kit, thats not what I need).  I know the KOYO number, but I want them in Timkin, NSK or something more available.  I have the Timkin, and NSK spec. book, so I'll go from there.  I am trying to get my company discount through Motion Industries which is still cheaper than going to Toyota and getting our company discount (my company owns Toyota of Santa Cruz).

If I get the numbers then I'll post up.

Sweet!  Now I know who to go through for bearings.   :gap:


I am still bummed my regular parts guy is no longer there.
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just did mine last weekend got a BCA30303  $27.00 each  cheeper to get the kit from marlin but i did not want to wait  my DD

Sweet, I did some measurments and I came up with NSK 30303 and they are on the way.  I also just got some coming from KOYO, with a little different roller angle, but same measurements, they are comming from Japan.  So I'll check em out ?
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whats the Koyo number??
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Oh crap, forgot that.  I believe its TR0305.  But don't quote me on that, cause my memory is real bad,  i'll look at the order today and report back tonight.  I also found a Timkin, with the right bore, and cone size, but the bearing height was a little different.  I'll post up my findings tonight.

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i had a heck of a time finding them most of the time they tried to sell me wheel bearings, they  had no listing for steering nuckle bearings  :wall:  :dunno:

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TR0305A is the Koyo with a slightly different bearing angle. 

i had a heck of a time finding them most of the time they tried to sell me wheel bearings, they  had no listing for steering nuckle bearings  :wall:  :dunno:

I have a book that has all the dimensions of pretty much every bearing from each manufacturer.  It does help when trying to cross reference by dimension, or when building custom stuff.

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Re: Point me to the trunion bearing thread.
« Reply #11 on: Mar 31, 2009, 05:43:06 AM »
Trunion bearings

Note:  Both are the same working dimensions.

Left the NSk and right The KOYO



Left NSK right KOYO



KOYO


NSK







I used the Koyo before and they lasted 7 years, so I'll do the KOYO and keep the NSK's as spares.  Notice the wide flange and taper on the KOYO.

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Re: Point me to the trunion bearing thread.
« Reply #12 on: Mar 31, 2009, 06:42:54 AM »
Very nice.  thank you for this.  :thumbs:
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Re: Point me to the trunion bearing thread.
« Reply #13 on: Mar 31, 2009, 07:47:38 PM »
Very nice.  thank you for this.  :thumbs:

x2, thanks for the comparison. I always use Koyo but that is good to know.
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Re: Point me to the trunion bearing thread.
« Reply #14 on: Apr 01, 2009, 05:49:02 PM »
I would like someone to post a pic of a Toyota purchased Koyo and see if its the same profile.

FYI for the non-bearing people.  There is also an SKF 30303 that has the same profile/demension as the NSK and the Timkin.  I think its an ISO 9001 so the dimensions for  a 30303 will be the same no matter the manufacturer.  If the 30303 is ISO then then cup and cone could be intechanged and you would not need match sets. 


 
 
 
 
 

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