Pin clearance?

[Workerbee]

I need to replace a couple bushings on a dozer. The originals are 1.965” diameter and need to be torched out as they will not come with 20 tons of pressure.
Now I can get new replacements for $480/pr at the same specs, or can get some that are quite close but the diameter is 1.961 for $185/pr.
Quality is equal, (same mfgr) what would you do? Will .004 extra clearance on a 2” pin cause issues?

 

[mcfarmall]

No. It's a dozer, not a Swiss watch.

 

[Daferris]

Back years ago when I was a machinist in the stamping press repair trade. The standard was .001 inch per inch of diameter. I would think that (I am assuming these are pins for the tracks). with a an extra .004" of slop they will wear quite fast as grit ect will have more room to enter the joints. They also will be pretty sloppy,

 

[Workerbee]

Theyre the pins for the angle cylinders on the blade