Sealed Insert Bearing for Agricultural Equipment with 35mm Bore and Narrow Inner Ring

Description

When you’ve got equipment that needs reliable rotation under tough conditions, this sealed insert bearing gets the job done. Whether it’s on a chopper, hay equipment, or tillage tool, this 35mm bore bearing handles the side loads and vibration that come with real farm work. The sealed design means no greasing schedules to worry about—just install it and get back to business.

What You’re Getting

• 35mm (1.38 inch) bore with 72mm outer diameter for precise fit on shafts and in housings
• Sealed construction keeps contaminants out and grease in, no maintenance required
• Narrow inner ring design provides compact installation where space is tight
• Lock collar shaft attachment for secure, no-slip mounting on round shafts
• Spherical outer race lets the bearing self-align, reducing stress on housings

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits various agricultural equipment including hay tools, choppers, tillage implements, and other machinery where you need a dependable rotating joint. It’s particularly useful on equipment where daily greasing isn’t practical—the sealed design handles dust, moisture, and debris without constant attention. Perfect for applications where you need reliability during critical seasons like harvest or planting.

Made to Last

The bearing itself is designed specifically for disc applications, with superior sealing to keep dirt out and grease in. The 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. This Timken bearing is built to handle the punishing conditions of agricultural work season after season.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement bearing that installs with the lock collar system—no set screws to worry about loosening. Make sure your shaft diameter is exactly 35mm before ordering, and clean the shaft thoroughly before installation. If you’re replacing one bearing on a shaft, it’s smart to check the others since they typically wear at similar rates.