| blykins |
12-29-2003 08:13 AM |
Should A T/O Bearing Have Noise In It?
I just bought a brand new McLeod T/O bearing for my Toploader....I got it clipped on the fork, and spun it...it doesn't sound too smooth....got just a little noise in it. Is this normal?
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| strictlypersonl |
12-29-2003 03:55 PM |
All the TO bearings we stock make a little noise when you turn 'em. Probably the seal rubbing. Does the bearing feel like it's got grease in it? I recall that we got one that was dry a long time ago. Reject!
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| blykins |
12-29-2003 04:20 PM |
Yeah, it's got grease in it. It's not extremely noisy, but it's not as smooth as a ball bearing...I'm sure it's fine then.
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