Reply to "Oilite pilot bearings? Where are we on these?"

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I think any turner can make a ring if they are told the dimensions. Maybe Marlin Jack can point them out?
I made one myself in bronze which I adjusted to the diameter of the input shaft after having ground and polished it to eliminate traces of corrosion and soaked it in hot oil.
I made it wide enough so that it could accommodate a sealing ring.

Unfortunately I did not note the dimensions, I did not think it would be useful but it is easy to measure the external diameter on an old ring or an old bearing and an internal diameter larger than the input shaft by 0.05 mm will work fine.

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