Dunstall Wheel Bearings

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Anyone out there have a cross reference number for a sealed wheel bearing to use at the local bearing supply house for a Dunstall dual disc set up for my Commando? It is a Hoffman P7496 made in England. Otherwise anyone know where to buy a set of these?

Thanks,

Tom Kullen
Event Coordinator
Bonneville Vintage GP
AHRMA 44x Formula750/BEARS
2010 AHRMA Sportsmen of the Year
http://www.bonnevillevintagegp.com
tomkullen@bonnevillevintagegp.com
 
utahnorton said:
Anyone out there have a cross reference number for a sealed wheel bearing to use at the local bearing supply house for a Dunstall dual disc set up for my Commando? It is a Hoffman P7496 made in England. Otherwise anyone know where to buy a set of these?

Thanks,

Tom Kullen
Event Coordinator
Bonneville Vintage GP
AHRMA 44x Formula750/BEARS
2010 AHRMA Sportsmen of the Year
http://www.bonnevillevintagegp.com
tomkullen@bonnevillevintagegp.com

They were bought out way back in the day. Your best bet is to take them out and measure them.
 
Chris said:
Alive & kicking?

Doubtful?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelmsford ... 28R.H.P.29
Hoffmann Ball Bearings (R.H.P) The United Kingdom's first ball bearing factory was established at New Street and Rectory Lane in Chelmsford in 1898 by cousins Geoffrey and Charles Barrett and bankrolled by American ball bearing machine manufacturer Ernst Gustav Hoffmann from whom the Company took its name. The Hoffmann Manufacturing Company rapidly expanded and soon achieved worldwide fame for their precision-made bearings boasting an accuracy better than 1/10,000 of an inch (2.5 micrometres) for all their products. Hoffmann bearings were later used in the first transatlantic flights and extensively on machinery during World War I. For many years it was Chelmsford's main employer with more employees than the nearby Marconi Company.

The firm became R.H.P.(Ransome Hoffmann and Pollard) after amalgamation with the Ransome and Pollard bearing manufacturing companies in 1969. The factory that once employed 7500 employees over 50 acres in its heyday was wound down during the 1980s and finally closing for good on December 23, 1989.

The Hoffman phone number appears to belong to a company called Orinoco Bearings.
http://www.yell.com/s/bearings-leeds-we ... shire.html
 
Hi Lab

Correct they became part of NSK in the 1990s
I have a wheel in the garage but its just as easy for Tom to measure his.
Chris
 
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