How best to affix axle bearing to truck?

I may have ordered the wrong part.

This is the damaged part showing broken piece of plastic on right side:

And this shows the whole black plastic part in tact and attached to the truck:

Can anyone help me identify the part number so I can order it from Lionel?

And once I get it, how best to attach it?

Arnold

Arnold, I believe that piece is Lionel's part number 6928616T51. I had the same issue on my PE Berkshire's tender. The part just snaps into place, no glue needed … provided the truck isn't all boogered up! I got mine from Lionel, but I see others stock it as well.

George

That bearing insert is made of delrin, a frictionless synthetic plastic that's immune to most types of glue.  Gravity should hold it in place while the train is running.  If the truck side frame is distorted from the fall and the insert won't stay in place when the tender is lifted from the rails, you'll need a new side frame, or maybe a new tender truck.

Thanks George and Ted.

You know, you folks that are repair experts that really know how to fix things, and help those like me who struggle with fixing things, are AWESOME!

You are like first responders who rescue our damaged and troubled trains.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Arnold

GeoPeg posted:

Arnold, I believe that piece is Lionel's part number 6928616T51. I had the same issue on my PE Berkshire's tender. The part just snaps into place, no glue needed … provided the truck isn't all boogered up! I got mine from Lionel, but I see others stock it as well.

George

George, following up on your very helpful input, I decided to order from Lionel the axle bearing part you recommended as well as the one Davety recommended. In fact, I order 2 of each part so I have a spare of each. 

This is the first time I ever ordered a part from Lionel. Ordering replacement parts on-lineis a pretty good way to do it, IMO.