Pillow block assembly

[@michaelsimpson9779]

Thanks for this content.

[@rebekahgriffin6408]

It has been a minute since I've done one, your video helped remind my old self how its done again! Thanks bud!

[@sinmasterj]

thanks that was actually really useful thought id been delivered some pillow blocks that were faulty didn't know they were capable of tilting in the pillow block

[@BAKERHUSKIE]

Mee too

[@AuroraColoradoUSA]

That's what it's for.

[@didarulislam1156]

Thanks

[@The_JEB]

hehehehehehe @0:10 he said nipple

[@The_JEB]

hehehehehehee @0:36 he said shaft

[@roderickmatheson2770]

Thank you sir for helping me install my 1.5 , inch pillow block bearing

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

I did not know any of this, thanks!

[@screener545]

Thanks, wasnt sure if the lock nut on the shaft was for the bearing or a spacer to stop the shaft from sliding through the bearing over time. It was indeed a spacer and I confidently wacked the bearing off.

[@littlewingpilot]

Was that a P206 ? Is this what you used on the wood splitter ? BTW, did that shaft on the bottom of the I-beam go through into another pillow block ? Thanks

[@michaelbarakat6095]

Thank you so much ❤, that helped me a lot....

[@aziznoureddine4705]

Hello. Does it affect water and cause it to break or not

[@j.goebbels2134]

Thanks for the video! Can this bearing be used to absorb the thrust from a prop shaft?

[@omm7763]

This bearing is traditionally used for static thrust. Or gravitational thrust. It was never designed for linear thrust.

[@NMranchhand]

Thanks for the orientation.

[@SurendraRavi0237]

Thnx 4 help

[@mohammadhadzihilbawani3582]

Jooos

[@bryanholler8889]

What type of bearing is That

[@pizzabola]

Its called pillow ball bearing

[@darmadarma7622]

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