Cams?
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07 and up is the 96" motor with the B168 inner bearings. 99-06 used the B148's. The SE inner bearings are one and the same made by Torrington so you can get them from HD now as well.
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Here are a couple of tutorials on changing cams on the TC96, which is the same procedure you'd use on your TC103.
Write-up 1
Write-up 2
Buy a manual, read these write-ups, and along with an inner-bearing tool and the usual items in the average tool shed you're in business. The Torrington-Timkin B-168 bearings are part #24018-10 at $15/pr.
Write-up 1
Write-up 2
Buy a manual, read these write-ups, and along with an inner-bearing tool and the usual items in the average tool shed you're in business. The Torrington-Timkin B-168 bearings are part #24018-10 at $15/pr.
Last edited by iclick; Oct 31, 2010 at 03:00 PM.
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The inner bearings on the newer motors, they have 1" bearings, are not prone to the failures that in the older motors, they had 7/8" bearings, and even Andrews only sells the caged bearings in the 1" size not the full complement. Change the bearings yes, but to worry about whether they are the caged(Oem) style or the full comp style is kinda silly unless someone thinks they know more than Andrews.
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