Description
When your cultivator’s gauge wheels start wobbling or making noise, that’s usually a sign the bearings are getting tired from all those hours working through varying field conditions. A worn bearing throws off your depth control and can leave you with uneven cultivation that shows up as poor weed control or inconsistent seedbed preparation. This long stem bearing gets your gauge wheels running smooth again so you can get back to precise cultivation work.
What You’re Getting
- Specialty agriculture bearing designed specifically for cultivator gauge wheel assemblies
- Long stem design with groove that fits securely in the wheel hub for reliable operation
- Precision-engineered dimensions ensure proper fit and smooth rotation under field conditions
- AgSmart quality construction that holds up to the vibration and dirt of cultivation work
- Direct replacement that installs just like the original factory bearing
Built for Real Farm Work
This bearing fits Case International field and row crop cultivators, the workhorses that handle everything from spring seedbed preparation to post-emergence cultivation in corn and soybeans. Whether you’re running a compact field cultivator for tillage work or a row crop cultivator for precision weed control, this bearing keeps your gauge wheels tracking properly so your tools stay at the right depth.
Made to Last
Cultivator gauge wheel bearings take a beating from constant ground contact, soil abrasion, and the jolting that comes with working through crop residue and varying field conditions. This specialty ag bearing is built to handle those demands with materials and sealing designed for the agricultural environment, not just general industrial use.
Installation Notes
This is a stem-type bearing that fits in the gauge wheel hub with the long stem extending through for mounting. When installing, inspect the gauge wheel assembly for proper bearing condition and mounting hardware tightness. Clean out any old grease or debris from the hub before installing the new bearing, and make sure everything’s properly seated before you head back to the field.
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