Peerless 930 Bearings?

Doc,

I think it was you that found bearings that would fit the peerless 930, to support the axles.

Can you tell me what bearings those are?

I was cutting the knobs on my tires today, and noticed that there is a HUGE amount of play in the 'drivers side' axle, on mine!

here are some of the manufacturor's #: the correct part number from NAPA is 7-04140 spindle bearing. I think DU however stands for 3/4" ID so when ordering specify 6203-3/4. peerless part M83899,
JD8535, AM122158, 780119, 37-9500, 37-0200, 106085, 106084, 106085, 106085, and 106084. •ID: 3/4", OD: 1-19/32", Height: 15/32". Ref. #6203-2RS 3/4. Fits
Dixon & Toro/Wheel Horse. Replaces AMF/Dynamark/Noma #(s) 12325; Bearing #(s) 6203-2RS 3/4, 6203-RS 3/4; Dixon #(s) 6151, 539125582; Tecumseh #(s) 780119;
Toro/Wheel Horse #(s) 10-6084, 10-6085, 37-0200.

In the future, if you want to contact a specific member use the PM function. Or just word your question so it is more generic and not specifically calling on ome specific person as lots of people may have the information. Thanks.

yeah, and doc had the berings from an 800 that he used. i used ones from a 910 in a 205 ( similar to a 930)

Well, yeah- there's that...

I'm still gathering parts numbers- while the axle bearings from an 800 will work, they are a lot more expensive than need be.

well I just found this topic because of the same problem with my 930. Since I am locking my axle I will be adding the bearings as well .I just typed in peerless bearing 780119 into the search on ebay and bought them for 11$ for 2 shipping included .
They are aftermarket but who cares.

Necro post…

These are the bearings to go in the outer axle housings, correct? To replace the non-existent bearings from the factory?

That is, they go over the axle and into the recess in the housing here, right?

That is my understanding.  That was before my time.

Nevadablue wrote:

Necro post…

These are the bearings to go in the outer axle housings, correct? To replace the non-existent bearings from the factory?

That is, they go over the axle and into the recess in the housing here, right?

i have always enjoyed building rear ends but as soon as i looked at this i got a headache... lol

It's interesting they would have a space for them and not utilize it... cheap bastards! Lol

Same as in the MST axles. I guess that some heavy duty models had the bearing?
Cheap? Make a FNR transaxle and a simple variable pulley and do away with the complicated gear box all together. But… then build a hydrostat. LOL

so, does anyone know for sure if this is the correct bearing?

Where’s that @RCG guy?

6203-12-2RS Bearings 3/4"x40x12mm
https://amzn.to/3LOm78X

RCG wrote:

6203-12-2RS Bearings 3/4"x40x12mm
https://amzn.to/3LOm78X

Thank you Sir! Much appreciated.