Description

When you need a bearing that can handle the constant motion and heavy loads of agricultural equipment, this 1-7/8 inch relube insert bearing is built for the job. It fits a wide range of agricultural equipment including tillage tools, hay equipment, planters, and machinery where you need a reliable rotating joint. The greasable design means you can keep it properly lubricated season after season, and the wide inner ring provides extra stability for heavier shaft loads.

What You’re Getting

Greasable design means you can keep it properly lubricated for long service life, and the seals do their job keeping contamination out
Spherical outer race design lets the bearing self-align, reducing stress on the housing and extending service life even when shafts aren’t perfectly straight
Wide inner ring provides better load distribution and stability for demanding applications
Lock collar keeps everything secure on the shaft without needing special tools
90mm outer diameter with 210 basic outer ring size for proper housing fit

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing is perfect for equipment with 1-7/8 inch shafts that need reliable support, found on grain augers, conveyor systems, feed mixers, and various implements where smooth shaft rotation is critical for moving grain, feed, or handling materials around the farm. The Timken quality means it’s engineered to handle the bumps, vibration, and side loads that come with agricultural work.

Made to Last

Timken has been making quality bearings for decades, with construction that stands up to weather, dirt, and the constant vibration that comes with farm equipment. Advanced metallurgy and heat treatment processes ensure consistent hardness and surface finish that resist wear and fatigue, while quality sealing technology maintains proper lubrication and excludes contaminants that cause premature bearing failure.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward—just slide your shaft through and the lock collar secures everything in place without needing special tools. Keep up with regular greasing through the fitting, and check that your shaft isn’t grooved or worn where the bearing sits—a damaged shaft will quickly destroy even the best bearing.