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    Are both flex shaft bearings in the Z truck NSK 6000 DU's? And is the top one pressed in from the top and the bottom one pressed in from the bottom?

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    No they are not both the same, the bottom bearing is larger. The spindle shaft gets pushed out from the top first. Then, you need to make a tool to tap the bearings out from the inside. Install new bearings, then press the spindle shaft in from the bottom. DO NOT use a hydraulic press for this, an arbor press would probably be overkill kill too. A 6" C-clamp would do the trick.
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    What is the bottom bearing. The top is a NSK 6000 DU.

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    MWM A2020 Roller Bearing Adjustable Assembly $21.95 1 $21.95
    MWM A2021 Roller Bearing Fixed Assembly $21.95 1 $21.95

    is tthis it?

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    Are we talking same bearings? I was talking to LHR and they told me the top bearing was a NSK 6000 DU. I did not ask about bottom one, just assumed they were the same. Are these two of a different brand yet compatible?

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    Sorry. After a little research I found that both bearing assemblys mentioned are for the Z truck itself. I am talking the bearings for the flex shaft inside the Z truck. The top one is a NSK 6000 DU and I am looking to find out what the bottom one is. Thanks.

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    I still have 2 lower bearings on back order from LHR since before Christmas.

    AL

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    Al
    You can probably get those bearing at an auto parts store, just cross reference them to the number. might be worth a try.
    Thats what I did for my plunge router. Thats was almost a year ago , still working fine.
    I think it was O'riely auto parts.
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    is it possible to restore the bearings, a guy was vacuum forming his flex-shaft to get the gunk in better and it works good. could this be done with the bearings or are they frozen-tight from heat?

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    are these the same bearings as a S/B Pr machine, I got a basket full of them, but were...

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