Ball Bearing For Pol03

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft ball bearing for the POL03 polisher.
• Matched to the original POL03 motor and drive specification.
• Precision bearing for smooth, low-friction rotation.
• Helps support the rotating components under polishing loads.
• Designed for continuous workshop and detailing use.
• Direct replacement part referenced as POL03-39.

Benefits

• Reduces rumbling, grinding and vibration caused by worn bearings.
• Helps the backing pad run true for a better surface finish.
• Protects other components (gears, housing, armature) from misalignment damage.
• Extends the service life of the POL03 instead of replacing the entire tool.
• Using the correct OEM bearing simplifies future servicing and diagnostics.

Extra Information

Typical signs that a ball bearing needs replacement include unusual noises from the front or rear of the tool, a rough or “notchy” feel when the spindle is turned by hand, noticeable play on the shaft, or increased heat around the bearing area during use. Replacing a failing bearing with the POL03-39 spare restores proper support and can prevent further damage to the motor and drive components.

When you replace a bearing on the POL03, it is wise to inspect related parts such as gears, armature, brushes and seals at the same time. Carrying out a more complete service with genuine Tork Craft spares keeps the polisher dependable for professional panel shops, detailing bays and serious home workshops.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Always press the bearing on and off using the correct tools and support points – never strike the inner or outer race directly with a hammer. After fitting the new POL03-39 bearing and reassembling the tool, spin the spindle by hand with the machine unplugged to check for smooth movement before running the polisher at low speed with no load as a final check.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or working on internal parts.
• Allow the tool to cool down fully before handling bearings and related components.
• Ensure bearings are pressed on and seated correctly to avoid damaging the shaft or housing.
• Refit all covers, guards and screws securely and test the polisher under no load before normal use.
• If you are unsure about bearing replacement, have the repair carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.