Buffalo bearings ????

[JOHNMcDANIEL0322]

does anyone know what part number i need to get from buffalo bearings i have a 95 max II

[jpswift1]

I don't know the part number off hand, but tell the guys you need the 62mm outer diameter bearings with 1.25 inside diameter, triple lip sealed, with eccentric locking collar for your Max II 6 wheeler and they'll know just what you're talking about. They do a lot of business with 6x6World members and they'll take good care of you. (716) 874-1720 or 1 800-669-8019.

[JOHNMcDANIEL0322]

hah ok thanks because im sure im just going to redo all of the bearings they r the original ones from 95 but only one of them leak should i get greasable or not im a grease fanatic hahah and i heard it would make it easier to push the seals out and u wouldnt want that

[Uncle Vin]

I have a 93' Max IV in which I replaced all of the bearings. I purchased the bearings from Buffalo Bearings (thanks to the information obtained from this site). Part Number: HC206-20r3. $12.78 per bearing. No complaints, whatsoever, with Buffalo Bearings. As for greaseable bearings, they are greaseable, but be VERY careful in doing so. I learned that from this site as well. Also, you will need to gring off the small metal "nub" on the outer surface of the bearing. You'll know what I'm talking about when your order comes in. Uncle Vin.

[Eldon]

I have a 2003 Max II with bearing extensions.I want to replace all as my seals are gone.(From an overzealous greaser).What do I need in total to replace all and seal flanges etc.? A bearing manufacture and parts numbers would be greatly appreciated.

[jpswift1]

A 2003 Max II will use the larger 72mm outside diameter bearings and 1.25 inside diameter, triple lip sealed with eccentric locking collar bearings. The 3 hole flanges are readily available, just be sure to order the 72mm 3 hole ones. The outside ones have the grease fitting in them and the inside ones don't. Buffalo Bearing would be able to get you everything you need at a low price and they have the best customer service.

[JOHNMcDANIEL0322]

should i also order new flanges for the outside of my max II when i call buffalo or order somewhere else

[jpswift1]

They have new flanges available there too. The prices there are very low and they're always very high quality parts so I'd order from Buffalo Bearing too. Just make sure you get the 3 hole 62mm flanges to match the 62mm bearings. The guys are extremely helpful there and will be sure to help you out with all of this.

[JOHNMcDANIEL0322]

alrighty then man thanks alot im only 19 so i have question after question about these things im very mechanical so i shouldnt have any issues with these things

[jpswift1]

Questions are how we learn. We're all happy to help each other out here. After a few months of working on these machines you'll become very familiar with them.

[JOHNMcDANIEL0322]

hahah yeh and iv already became real famaliar with them being worked on and ending up greasy for lubing the chains can i use aero kroil on them and while im on chains u can get chains at tractor supply for like 20 bucks i spent 80 and replaced all of mine