XiKe 5/8" Bearing (Pack - 10), ID 5/8" x OD 1-3/8" - Lawn Mower and Wheelbarrows & Carts Wheel Bearing - Marathon# 60602 Flanged Precision Ball Bearing

Bought to replace old warn out bearing on craftsman lawnmower, made a huge difference so much smoother

These worked great to repair the handtruck wheels I had.

Well made.. better than the ones I replaced ..easy install

Summary: I was repairing an older Troy-bilt push mower my neighbor was giving away. The rear wheels were very loose. When I removed them, the bearings had failed (as shown in the pictures), and the wheels were no longer supported on the wheel shaft. The wheels were still in decent shape, so I did not want to spend the extra money on buying all new wheels. I only needed 4, but this set was too cost effective to pass up. Pros: - Cost: After taxes, these were just over $13 for 10. For an older mower repair, this is hard to pass up. - Quality: These felt great. Before installing, I gave them a turn, and they moved smoothly. - Packaging: These were well packaged. They were bagged in 2 groups of 5 stacked and placed in a box. They were well coated in anti-corrosive grease, but not so much so that it gets everywhere. Cons: - I really do not have a major complaint with these. I had one wheel that I had to use a socket to hammer in the bearings in. The other wheel, the bearings slipped right in. It could be that the easy wheel had seen more wear than the other. Overall Assessment: In my opinion, these are a good buy. They worked great for the rear wheels for my mower. If you are needing a cheap replacement for this size bearing but need a quality part, this is a great option. I'd highly recommend these.

The wheels on my Echo battery powered lawn mower stopped working due to failed bearings. After checking for replacement parts and being told that the bearings were not replacement and that it would cost almost $100.00 for 4 wheels, I looked for other options. Thank goodness a mechanic told me that if I could remove the wheels that the bearings would come out and could be replaced. Voila!!!! wheels off, lousy super cheap, rusted out, failed bearing packs removed. To the rescue, the XiKe 10 piece bearings packet for $15.99 arrives overnight and I got my mower back. These are far superior to the lousy ones that came on my Echo mower. A lot higher quality, with water proof seals and better overall quality of materials, makes these a winner. Much appreciated.

Arrived on time. They were a perfect fit and worked perfectly.

Worked great on my Craftsman mover rear wheels. My old bearings had some play in them and it was causing my wheels to wobble. I bought new wheels for $55 but my son found these and we gave them a try. Worked out great and saved money. Just needed the bearings replaced

Our Kobalt 80V mower’s wheels got the shimmies again due to worn out bearings. These bearings are a vast improvement over the stock Kobalt bearings. The stock bearings look and feel like they were specified by a corporate bean counter, not an engineer. They belong on a Fisher-Price toy, not a hard-working lawn mower that endures constant lateral forces from turns. Our mower wheels feel so much more solid now that they have much more substantial bearings in them. Very pleased so far. Will update this review in due time.

Never had a push lawn mower before that required bearings. I felt these may have been a little pricy, however they arrived quickly and seemed to be well made. The mower is easier to push as the old ones were very sloppy. I would buy these again. Hopefully they will hold up as well as they seemed to be made.

J'ai changé les roulements de roues de ma tondeuse à gazon électrique.

My 20+ year old Lawnflite 904 tractor-mower has lasted really well but the front tyres are finally beyond help and I purchased some new Carlisle Turf Mate items from Ebay some months ago at a remarkably low price (the rears however are very expensive anywhere). I decided to thoroughly clean/degrease the front wheels and fit new bearings which had become quite wobbly but was astounded at just how expensive new ones were. It was impossible to find them at less than £15 plus postage each meaning at least £60+ for one tractor (£120 if I also replaced them on my other tractor which I had decided to do as this also has wobbly front wheels). I didn't even consider Amazon initially as the items are a bit specialist but much to my amazement, they were available from Amazon.com with duties and postage paid for £23.52 for 8 bearings!!!! This is an outstandingly good deal by any standard and whilst they took a while to deliver (they were from the USA after all) when they arrived they are of good quality and work well. Needless to say I am very happy.

Well done. Used it on John Deere tractor on front wheels