Wheel bearings for 13 inch wheels

[earlwb]

A earlier thread on someone's wheel bearings seizing up on them, got me to pondering that. But when I looked I noticed there are a lot of vaguely described wheel bearings out there on the Chinese scoots, etc.
So I thought I'd ask as to what wheel bearings I need to replace the wheel bearings on my scooter with 13 inch wheels. I don't need them yet, but I figure they are probably on the list of parts that will fail on me in the future.
Thanks

[ryan_ott]

I came up with a # 6301 for the front.

[beaugator]

You can't go wrong using Timken bearings for replacements. Most cities have a dealer and all that is required are the dimensions of the bearing to get them matched up with a quality product.

[earlwb]

Thank you very much,
The 6301 was a good start to get me on the correct track.
I'll have to check and see what the Timken people have too.
I researched it some more and came up with this here:

Wheel bearings for the 13 inch wheels -- front wheel -- is 6301-2RS Bearing 12x37x12 Sealed
Like shown here at this site www.vxb.com/page/bearings/PROD/6301-2RS-Bearing?gclid=CIeZyu3X-IwCFRU6OAodim18DA
ten pack is here too, cheaper by the ten pack
www.vxb.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=bearings&Product_Code=6301-2rs&Category_Code=
There are also two oil seals of one of 40*50*5 and one of 23*37*4 size.

The Rear 13 inch wheel does not use bearings,
but in the outer removeable bracket there are two 6303 bearings like these here www.vxb.com/page/bearings/PROD/17mm/Kit314
It also has two oil seals of 25 *47 * 5 size.

Hummm, I got to thinking about why they needed oil seals on the wheels when the bearings are likely sealed bearings too. I guess I'll figure that out, when I need to replace the wheel bearings.

[trailheadmike]

I can't vouch for the MC-54B, but for the Vog 260 (also a Linhai 257cc engine) the swing arm has a 6303-RS bearing (apparently interchangeable with a 6303-2RS) and, below that, a seal size 25x40x08.

[Deleted]

Well...

The front wheel isn't that hard to get off, it is a bit of a trick to get it back on due to the speedometer bit but 1/2 hour or so and you can pull yourself one of the bearings, on that bearing cover there is the part number stamped on it... Now I'm not telling you what to do but I hate ordering wrong parts so I pulled mine apart and I know exactly what bearings mine takes.

[texas]

My taotao ATM-150 2011 uses the 6303RS also. and the axle nut was a 21mm on the rear. And my answer to getting the bearings out was to get a bigger hammer! lol . No really a press rack to push them out works great. we used a metal rack , a huge socket that fit over the bearing bracket. and a hydraulic jack to push them out. ( rear)