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How many of you use them and can you really trust them?
 

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Ok Mike I got mix feelings on the things I had one come apart but I got a 660 to put back together and he brought me AM so I guess that is what I am useing.

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I have used several little red barn pin bearings without issue. Now i will only use oem or weisco for my skis and bikes. Had a few turn to sheet on them. Probably because the wick is turned up on them much higher then any of my saws.
 

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too skeerd to use the AM wrist pin bearings.
When doing a rebuild I just can't bear the thought of something going whacko because I decided to try to save a few bucks.
Even though Stihl is crazy about some of these dadgum things!
 

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I've used 2 husky AM wrist pin bearings and I've had 2 fail. So I won't be doing that again. The AM stihl ones look much better but both Husky ones had cage failures.
 

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I had one AM wrist pin bearing race fail and I caught it before the whole thing came apart. I only use OEM on wrist pin bearings now.
 

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I've used 2 husky AM wrist pin bearings and I've had 2 fail. So I won't be doing that again. The AM stihl ones look much better but both Husky ones had cage failures.
We had a one in a 385 fail .

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Thanks for the input on the things I was just wondering how many had come to the same conclusion I had.

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Stihl yes, husky no
 

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I've used 2 husky AM wrist pin bearings and I've had 2 fail. So I won't be doing that again. The AM stihl ones look much better but both Husky ones had cage failures.
Same here
 
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