Well made, good quality.

I'm very happy yo finally have the correct size bearings! Strong and durable!

shipping was good, one of the bearings is not concentric with the shaft is mounted on, when bolted on it puts pressure on the shaft

Flimsy light weight bushings...SO upgraded my tractors steering, you know like wheel bearings, thrust bearings etc. etc.. However never got around to the big one, the steering collum...that's a main problem with pretty much all garden tractors. Critical parts are CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP made out of plastic. And there not cheap in cost, So I order this ball bearing to replace the cheesy plastic bushing one. I got TWO of them at a price of one crap plastic one...WHAT a diff it makes. like power steering time. If you want better steering. Like, man go for these they're a great value and super-fast delivery. Thanks Amazon and the seller!!!

I purchased these as better alternative to the junky end plate / bearing assemblies for my garage door whan I had to replace the torsion springs. There are plenty of replacement bearings listed for these end plates, but some end plates are impossible to remove the old bearing without a press and the correct intallation bushing; your only choice being to purchase new end plates with the same crappy bearings installed. The old plate assemblies were fastened with 5/16 bolts. The mounting I.D. on the block is a little over 5/8 but I was able to find nylon bushings to solve that issue. The self aligning is a huge plus as are the set screws to secure the bearing to the cross shaft. My garage door is happy and quieter now.

Used for dump truck tarp shaft bearing. Should last many years.

I mounted these on a project without knowing they will accommodate a shaft that is not perfectly straight. The shaft itself is straight but the sides on my project are angled slightly and these bearings will rotate in their housing to correct that. A lucky break on my part, otherwise they would have been useless.

I am using these pillow bearing blocks to fix an old bandsaw that somebody was throwing away. The wheel bearings on the bottom wheel were completely broken. I machined out the old bearing spot, and installed a mounting plate for the new shaft. I added new brackets front and back to hold these pillow blocks, and everything looks like it's working well now! Have you seen the prices for a new bandsaw these days? 😤😭😵

Big holes to secure the base, the bearing in the base feels nice and tight, not loose, also feels greased already as it turns slow. It has one grease screw, i got the 3/4 inch inside diameter the measure it spot on,(i use my measuring tape)all metal except for the grease seals they seem pretty secured in their place. Overall feels like it will do its job.

These are solid pillow block bearings. They arrived without a hint of oxidation or damage. The steel looks sharply machined, the powder coat is thick and in good shape. The hex bolts to trap rods move smoothly, and the zerk fitting looks fine. Only sustained use will let me assess longevity, but from the outset they look solid.