Jim Hoge wrote:
> Doug,
>
> I think it was answered by the fact that the particular installation was for
> an antenna that was rarely rotated. I too have witnessed this on a number of
> installations where an antenna was stationary for extended periods. The
> bearing wasn't worth trying to rehabilitate once time, labor and parts were
> figured in. Unless the races are turned on a lathe, you are only postponing
> the inevitable.
>
And the races are now going to be oversize.
73
Roger (K8RI)
> 73,
> Jim W5QM
>
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