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    Bearings or Shred?

    I am not sure if it is stainless but there is some rust on one of the bearing's wheels, but it is reflective with a blue hue.

    All of the metal is ferrous.

    Do yards buy bearings specifically or are they just shred?

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    It is just shred at my Yard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ginofrater View Post
    It is just shred at my Yard.
    Are all bearings just shred or just these?
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    I would say most are but bigger ones could go as #1 HMS...also check with a magnet to see if it stick or not.
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    A lot of bearing material is porous brass but you can tell it by the color.




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