Harken 22mm Non-Captive Bearing Small Boat Traveler Car

look here.
http://www.defender.com/pdf/Travelers_QuickService.pdf

might you need this?
http://www.harken.com/productdetail.aspx?id=19070&taxid=1611
http://www.defender.com/product.jsp?path=-1|118|2234|311532|311533&id=1987423

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Well, that helped, saved me from ordering the wrong size bearings.

Looks like they are 6mm not 5mm.

The bearings alone and the loader cost just as much as the kit.

Yes, 1/4" for the SB Cars.
If you only need the bearings, they come 21 to a bag. At West Marine, I saw them last week for $10/bag.
If the car is only dirty, but the races are OK, you can take the end caps off & scrub everything out with a small toothbrush/paste.
You might already have the Loctite 242 in your workshop. It's the blue tube, (non permanent), don't use red, it can only be undone with the application of heat
That site,(Defender) that Arch quoted has the lowest prices I have found. Quite a few items,are actually sold for less than the advertised price. Apparently many manufacturers have lowest advertised price, which is what they show. When you go to checkout, it drops it to the actual price.

Edited by Edchris177 on Aug 12, 2013 - 05:45 AM.

APS has them priced at $46.03 but back ordered and I need to rebuild several H150 Cam Cleats. Could not find the parts at Defender and APS has them on back order in the quantities I need. May have to spend the extra to get them straight from Harken. The closest West is a 4 hour drive, one way.

Thought about getting the bearings for the H150's aand Traveler from http://www.mcmaster.com/#plastic-bearing-balls/=o1ax3l but I still need springs and a loader.

You can get these from mcmaster Carr $8.75 per hundred
http://www.mcmaster.com/#9614k24/=o1ce7d
These are delrin, not "torlon", they have other materials as well including teflon
Much cheaper even if you have to replace them several times

My bad... I didn't see the previous post already had the mcmaster link

Edited by tnell on Aug 12, 2013 - 06:04 PM.

Ron,
I can mail you my loader. I can get it back at Juana's

P.M. wrote: Ron, I can mail you my loader. I can get it back at Juana's

Thanks Philip, but Gray has a car that needs a home so he can ditch an old beat up rear beam.

Ron, try the place I got my bearings from when I rebuilt a HArken furler. They had lots in stock, & mailed them quick. Andrew told me about them
http://www.thebeachcats.com/pictures/?g2_itemId=72563

These are delrin, not "torlon"

Tim, delrin are cheap, I think the furler bearings were less than 10 cents, torlon were 30 cents.