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This item was received in a load of salvage freight recently. We do not know much else about them because they were not in the original box. The rollers are unused, however, there is some dust/lint/packing peanut crumbs stuck to the outside. A design like these would be ideal for anything that needs to roll in a metal track or groove. Might be just the thing to fix a tool box drawer with a bad roller, or to create a special jig for your shop tools. They have dust shields on both sides to keep dirt out of the balls and inner race. Or, if you have a buddy who frequently gets drunk and passes out, get some 1/4" wood screws and mount a pair of these on each boot heel. When he comes to and stands up, he'll immediately embark on the fastest "Multi-Step" alcohol recovery program ever created. On the other hand, if he promptly falls backwards and knocks himself unconscious, he may repeat the process several times before he finally catches on. Be sure and have a video camera rolling, because TV shows pay big money for that kind of footage. Clearance between roller rim and mounting surface: .093" Overall diameter of roller: .990" Outside diameter of step on center race: .562" (5/8") Width of roller outer rim: .312" (5/16") Center hole diameter: .250" (1/4") countersunk top side (New lot 12 drawer rollers, ball bearings, cam followers was posted and is owned by: Douglas Rogers) |
douglas_rogers@chicagopartsnetwork.com (Douglas Rogers) for more information.
