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Re: FIT brand bearings, are they good bearings?
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Posted by K.B.-826 on August 03, 2006 at 20:06:14 from (68.115.107.27):
In Reply to: FIT brand bearings, are they good bearings? posted by Mike S 806/H on August 03, 2006 at 15:35:38:
I'm not familiar with Case, but I would imagine that a 2470 transmission takes a bit of time to get at and work on. You've got $88 into good-quality bearings now. You'd save about $68 going with the questionable bearings. Is it really worth it? Just think how hard you'd want to kick yourself if those questionable bearings fail. You'd spend way more than $68 in gaskets, time, ect. going back in there and doing the job again.
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