Crossing numbers: Re: IHC Bearings

[renarac@domain.elided]

CR bearings and seals also have one of the BEST cross-reference
books for any manufacture's or oem part number. While working a 
parts counter, (once I figured out how to use the book!), I was never
stumped with a bearing #.
It's two volumes, each about 4" thick.

Owen Minor
Tacoma,WA
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   >From:    	westje@domain.elided
   >To:        	ihc-digest@domain.elided
   >Subject:    	Re:  IHC  Bearings
   >Date:    	Sat, Feb 21, 1998  8:54 AM
   >
   >>Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 19:02:56 -0800
   >>From: "Allan Weidenheimer" <allanw@domain.elided>
   >>Subject: IHC Bearings
   >>
   >>I've noticed in my IHC parts manual, many times bearings
   >>have part numbers like "ST292", and "ST518".  These are items like
   >>the pilot bearing, NP205 x-case output bearing, etc.
   >>I think I read that the 'ST' denotes a standard bearing, but
   >>these are not bearing numbers.  Does anyone have a cross
   >>reference that converts these ST numbers to Timken, 
   >>Torrington, NDK, etc. numbers?
   >>
   >>Allan Weidenheimer
   >>72 1210 pickup
   >
   >Allan,
   >
   >If I recall correctly, you are in the Colorado Springs area.  Whisler Bearing on 
   >North Cascade was able to match some factory original IHC front wheel bearings from 
   >my mid '50's IHC 300 tractor.  Apparently Whisler does have an IHC to Timken cross 
   >reference.  They even had the bearings in stock!
   >
   >Jim West
   >80 Scout II Turbodiesel
   >mid 50's 300 Industrial Tractor
   >37 D-2
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