SAB Aluminum Main Shaft Bearing Support - Goblin 500/570 [H0207-S] - HeliDirect
SAB Aluminum Main Shaft Bearing Support - Goblin 500/570 [H0207-S] - HeliDirect

SAB Aluminum Main Shaft Bearing Support - Goblin 500/570 [H0207-S]

SAB Heli Division
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H0207-S
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- Aluminum Main Shaft Bearing Support x 1pc - ABEC-5 Bearingu00a0 u00d810 x u00d819 x 5 x 1pc - DIN 12.9 Socket Head Cap M3x10 x 3pcs - Steel Shims u00d810x u00d816 x 0,1 x 2pcs Use for: - Goblin 500category-helicopter,category-helicopter-brand-sab-heli-division,category-helicopter-brand-sab-heli-division-model-goblin-570-570-sport,category-helicopter-brand-sab-heli-division-model-goblin-570-570-sport-options-frame-parts

- Aluminum Main Shaft Bearing Support x 1pc

- ABEC-5 Bearing u00d810 x u00d819 x 5 x 1pc

- DIN 12.9 Socket Head Cap M3x10 x 3pcs

- Steel Shims u00d810x u00d816 x 0,1 x 2pcs

Use for:

- Goblin 500

Type: 

Helicopter Part
Vendor: 

SAB Heli Division
SKU: 

H0207-S
Weight: 

0.05 lb

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Rudolph A.
It works as designed

Installed this on my Goblin 500 that is about 10 years old. The bearing's were feeling a little rough. It was easier to just replace this whole assy, vs trying to bang the old bearing out of the housing and insert new ones.

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Paul
spares provide piece of mind.

when I don't have a lot of time for wrenching, I've found I like to keep a spare set of frame plates that hold bearings already loaded so I can do a faster parts swap and get my helis back in the air. Then when I have the time heat up the plates extract and replace the old worn bearings with new ones.

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Rudolph A.
It works as designed

Installed this on my Goblin 500 that is about 10 years old. The bearing's were feeling a little rough. It was easier to just replace this whole assy, vs trying to bang the old bearing out of the housing and insert new ones.

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Paul
spares provide piece of mind.

when I don't have a lot of time for wrenching, I've found I like to keep a spare set of frame plates that hold bearings already loaded so I can do a faster parts swap and get my helis back in the air. Then when I have the time heat up the plates extract and replace the old worn bearings with new ones.