I know nothing about bearings.

However, I am replacing some in my elliptical trainer machine to get
rid of a noise. (This is the manufacturer Precor's prescribed
solution.)

The bearings I need to replace have the number 6203RS stamped in the
rubber ring.

My question: is this a standard size? If I order thus number bearing
anywhere, will it have been machined to the same tolerances? Will it be
the same bearing?

I assume the number is like how tire sizes are designated. Same number,
same fit.

True?

"bryanska" wrote in message
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I know nothing about bearings.

However, I am replacing some in my elliptical trainer machine to get
rid of a noise. (This is the manufacturer Precor's prescribed
solution.)

The bearings I need to replace have the number 6203RS stamped in the
rubber ring.

My question: is this a standard size? If I order thus number bearing
anywhere, will it have been machined to the same tolerances? Will it be
the same bearing?

I assume the number is like how tire sizes are designated. Same number,
same fit.

True?

Try this link and maybe follow it up with a call. These guys KNOW their
bearings and are the old King Bearing now are Applied Industrial Technology.
http://www.applied.com/catalog/ma/ca...e+Ball+Bearing
Good Luck, Ross

yeah nearly all bearings have standard sizes # universal among
manufacturers.

Take that number to your local NAPA or Carquest. They should be able to set
you up.

--
Steve Barker



"bryanska" wrote in message
oups.com...
I know nothing about bearings.

However, I am replacing some in my elliptical trainer machine to get
rid of a noise. (This is the manufacturer Precor's prescribed
solution.)

The bearings I need to replace have the number 6203RS stamped in the
rubber ring.

My question: is this a standard size? If I order thus number bearing
anywhere, will it have been machined to the same tolerances? Will it be
the same bearing?

I assume the number is like how tire sizes are designated. Same number,
same fit.

True?