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One thing I will suggest for you fellows out there installing bearings. You should get yourself a digital caliper and familiarize yourself with how to measure a bearing for size. You might get the right bearing from a real bearing house distributor but several times I have been handed a bearing in a clear plastic wrap and was told it was what I was looking for, good thing I can read a caliper. Its saved me many times from doing a job more than once. Usually a bearing is measured by giving the inside diameter /shaft diameter first, then the outer race diameter followed by the width of the outer bearing race. This would look like 25 mm X 55mm X 10mm for a theoritical bearing.