Yokomo BB-126-4 6x12x4mm Bearing 4 pcs for RC  [BB-126-4]

Yokomo BB-126-4 6x12x4mm Ball Bearing (4 pcs.)
Price:
£3.51
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
BB-126-4
GTIN:
11
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6x12x4mm compact bearings for model RC assemblies

The Yokomo BB-126-4 unit includes four 6x12x4mm steel ball bearings intended for use in standard RC applications. They are suitable for wheel bearings, differential and gearbox mounts, and motor shaft positions on electric models. Supplied as 4 pcs so you can service several mounting points in one go.

These bearings lower rotational friction, help maintain correct shaft alignment and reduce wear between interfacing parts. Installing fresh bearings typically yields smoother drivetrain rotation and crisper throttle response without changing setup geometry or electronics.

Fitting notes: ensure the 6mm inner bore matches the shaft and the 12mm outer race fits the housing before pressing. Use a tool that contacts the outer race when pressing to avoid inner-race damage, and confirm endplay after assembly. Do not force bearings into incorrect bores and use light grease or bearing oil as appropriate.

Care recommendations: inspect for noise, roughness or play; clean bearings with a suitable solvent if contaminated and relubricate with a low-viscosity oil to restore free spinning. Replace bearings that exhibit pitting, excessive movement or overheating during normal running.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.
The bearings are 6x12x4mm each and the pack contains 4 pcs, allowing you to replace multiple locations at once.
Support the outer race and press evenly; check the bore size first to avoid cracking or deforming plastic hubs. Using a driver that contacts the outer race prevents inner-race damage.
Upgrading worn bearings to smooth-running units reduces friction and can improve drivetrain responsiveness and consistency without needing other setup changes.

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