will tis fit my mhwe400ww01, is it a direct fit, are the bearings strong enough to handle the 1100 rpm spin ?
393007
These will fit that model number. I have to say after a 1 1/2 years, the bearings are bad again. I'm going to try 1 more set and probably let it go and see if I could afford another washer at that time. I think the design was just bad on this model washer. I'm also going to spend money on changing the shocks and springs which is essentially changing the whole suspension system in the washer. I'm also going to try and load less clothes to see if it will last longer. It did work really well when I first changed it out, but the loud spin cycle is back. I'm just trying to get more than 5 years out of the washer. We also never used the extra high spin cycle. Always changed down to high. Clothes still came out good. Don't know how much that helped in the long run.
1129267
The axle hole bore is somewhat complex.If you are using it as the reccomended origional equipment for the specified John Deere lawn mowers it will fit perfectly.I had absolutely no problems in installing them.If you wish to use it for other equipment here are the specs.To begin with,it has a stepped bore.On the back of the wheel is a ball bearing with a .3125 (5/16") bore.The front has a steel sleeve bearing with a .503(1/2"+)bore.Further more,it is recessed in a depression 1.125 dia.(1 1/8 ") by .375 (3/8") deep.The total width of the hub is approx. 1.900 (about 1 7/8").I realize this is a lot of technical info.,but it accurate.The picture shows the inside face of the wheel/hub.The mounting "axle " is a machined bolt,sized to fit the "stepped" hole Hope this is of use.
43277
The L110 is the automatic version of the L100 so everything else, including the deck are allegedly the same. I believe you will have zero issues with this spindle.
1670563
mine is different model number, but I suspect that is due to mfr date or engine size. It uses 144959 as the original part number to drive the blades, I'll bet yours is same
315442
Mine is a 1.98". Stainless Steel These come in a variety of sizes, including threaded versions. Additional info on sizing and type. http://www.bearingbuddy.com/model.html
919251
The bearing that is installed has a .750" ID. There is a second set of flange bearings that came with the wheels and they have a .625" ID. The spare flange bearing OD is 1.383". The engraving on the spare flange bearings have GXZH & it has HW-13C.
1994298
Mine was a 4500# Superwinch. Had to drill a couple of holes to get it to fit if I remember correctly.
724197
Hi, it fits 120 and includes washers to 130 if needed, so it will fit any of the two (its also great, at least if you consider it an easy get to speed first gear and a normal second)
1031837
I have it on a 140hp Johnson and it is adequate. My motor is large but nothing like yours. You might want to spend more to get something more heavy duty.
2148994
It should, wasn't too hard to put in either just make sure you space it evenly. Mine works like a charm now, but I also replaced the drum bearing so it's like new now. Only other things that can go bad now are the motor, belt, and tensioner. Hope this helps.
4214
I purchased a ser of these for a vintage go Kart. If the axle bore is 5/8" they should work great. Replacement bearings are cheap too.
1839874
Yes it is the parts are same the shaft are same size so bearing seal and everything else will fit
1942324
try getting Robinson Racing 1050 48p Six Pack Pinion 16/26t and experiment to see what speed set-up works best.
1386862
If your Schwin has a regular seat post it will fit. I have mine on an old 10 speed and it beats the heck out of that skinny one that came with the original....
1740092
I had same problem. I was using a 4000psi and it was like a flying saucer! Anyway it stopped spinning and I threw it on the bench and took apart bottom plastic bearing, cleaned it up a bit and tighten back up where it would spin freely by hand. it's kind of adjustable and it worked good again. Not that high of quality.
610844
My washer is a Maytag MVWB800VQ0, so it appears to be the same Bearing. There is some very good video on youtube on replacing bearing.
2010239
This is from the seller's [Low Baller] storefront - Contact this seller Phone: 909-979-7392 Not sure if this was the one I used, but recently I received one that sounded like a bearing was bad, they were very helpful and shipped a new one very quickly. Good luck.