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  1. 21st September 2006, 04:47 PM #1
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    just a note to let you know if you have bearings for roller guides and they metal sheilds when they seize up replace with rubber sheilds as they spin a little slower but they will last a lot longer
    I have a chiwanease brand simelar to a bas 350 goes ok first problem in 2 years

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    What shields are you refering too?
    You talking about the bearing casings or something?
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    harry72 and china the shield are the covers that cover the rollers in the photo the left is steel and if you enlarge you will see small cuts in the sheild which lets in the dust and the right is a rubber sheild which reduces the dust ingress and you can remove the shields to re-grease

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    I have to agree, when you can go purchase one of the non bearing guide set ups they are without exception moer eficient
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