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PostPosted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 7:51 pm 
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My front bearings are starting to moan. Is it best to go tapered type or stick with roller type?

Is there a prefered brand (or a part number for a kit)

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I went the tapered option when I past did drums. Timken is the way to go.

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Thanks POEEE

I'll get it done over the weekend. I was starting to worry something might crunch and leave me stranded.

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poeee wrote:
I went the tapered option when I past did drums. Timken is the way to go.

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Thanks TOMBO

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