Wish they wouldn't call them "lock washers". It's descriptive, but that terminology makes them hard to find.warmstrong1955 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 23, 2020 11:25 am Find one here: https://www.skf.com/au/products/rolling ... uts/keyway
Then, you can search their site by part number, or better yet, call ‘em.
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To a bearing guy.....they are lockwashers!
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Sure, and unlike the split ring kind they actually work. Still makes them hard to find, though.
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Bearing guys, speak there own language. No different than machinists, or welders.....whatever.John Hasler wrote: ↑Sun Feb 23, 2020 2:44 pmSure, and unlike the split ring kind they actually work. Still makes them hard to find, though.
I used to by 'em a couple at a time, and by the box....from.....bearing guys.
That's why I recommended going to a bearing house. Bearings, is what they were designed for....so.....
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