Front Wheel Bearing Set for Ford and New Holland Tractors

Description

Nothing kills your day in the field like a wobbly front wheel or that grinding noise that tells you something’s not right up front. When your steering starts feeling loose or you notice uneven tire wear, it’s often your front wheel bearings calling for attention. This complete bearing set gives you everything you need to restore that solid, confident feel and keep your tractor tracking straight whether you’re pulling a plow or hauling a loaded trailer down the road.

What You’re Getting

• Complete bearing set with both inner and outer bearings for professional repair
• Quality TISCO bearings built to handle the constant loads and vibration of farm work
• Proper heat treatment and precision manufacturing for extended service life
• Direct replacement components that fit right without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

Your front wheels take a beating during normal farm work – from the side loads of plowing and cultivating to the constant turning and maneuvering around the farmyard. These bearings support all that weight and stress while keeping your wheels tracking straight and true. Whether you’re pulling heavy implements through the field, loading hay bales, or just driving between job sites, properly functioning wheel bearings are essential for safe operation and preventing expensive repairs down the road.

Made to Last

Farm work means dealing with mud, dust, moisture, and heavy loads that can quickly destroy inferior bearings. This kit uses quality bearings that are properly heat-treated and manufactured to handle the demanding conditions of agricultural use. The included oil seal is designed to keep grease in and contaminants out, even when you’re working in dusty fields or muddy conditions.

Installation Notes

When installing, make sure to clean all old grease and debris from the hub before packing the new bearings with fresh wheel bearing grease. Don’t over-tighten the hub nut – proper adjustment allows the wheel to spin freely without play. Check your tractor’s service manual for specific torque specifications and adjustment procedures. It’s also smart to inspect your spindles for wear while you’ve got everything apart.