• LL 9195, Tapered Roller Bearing (Cup) OD: 1.938 or 45.21MM; ID: 0.750 or 19.05MM
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Tapered Roller Bearing Cup for Lo Lift Bearings

LL 9195

Tapered Roller Bearing (Cup) OD: 1.938 inch or 45.21MM; ID: 0.750 inch or 19.05MM

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Product Description

Tapered Roller Bearing (Cup) OD: 1.938 inch or 45.21MM; ID: 0.750 inch or 19.05MM

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between bearing LL 9195 and cone LL 9067?
A: LL 9195 is the cup (outer race) while LL 9067 is the cone (inner race). They must be used together as a matched tapered roller bearing pair. The cup is the outer fixed component, the cone rotates on the shaft.

Q: What are the dimensions of cup bearing LL 9195?
A: LL 9195 has an outer diameter of 1.938 inches (45.21 millimeters) and an inner diameter of 0.750 inches (19.05 millimeters). These dimensions must match the mounting bore of your equipment and pair with cone LL 9067.

Q: How do I install bearing LL 9195 correctly?
A: We cannot provide installation instructions. Consult your equipment service manual for proper installation, preload adjustment, and lubrication procedures. Incorrect installation leads to bearing failure and equipment damage.

Q: What equipment uses bearing set LL 9195 and LL 9067?
A: This bearing set fits multiple electric pallet jack and lift truck models from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and Hyster. Verify your specific equipment model and serial number to confirm compatibility before ordering.

Q: Can bearing LL 9195 be reused after removal?
A: Bearing cups are generally reusable if not damaged during removal and if they show no wear, noise, or play. If you detect any grinding, discoloration, or surface damage, replace the cup. A damaged cup causes rapid cone wear.