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130083
Thrust Bearing
Cummins®

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$55.99 $72.79

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DESCRIPTION
A thrust bearing is a type of bearing designed to handle axial loads, or forces that act in a parallel direction to the shaft. Part number 130083 refers to a specific model of thrust bearing used in trucks. The purpose of this component is to reduce friction and wear between moving parts, particularly when the truck is under heavy load or acceleration. Thrust bearings consist of two washers (raceways) and rolling elements (balls or rollers) that are positioned between them. The rolling elements allow the washers to move relative to each other with minimal resistance, while distributing the load evenly across their surface area. This helps prevent damage to other components in the drivetrain and ensures smooth operation of the vehicle.

SPECIFICATIONS

Comments
Item Not Shown In Art.
Hazard Description
Non-Hazardous (NOI, ICE/Auto)
Package Dimensions
3.0 x 3.0 x 0.1 in
Weight
0.074 lbs
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