Description
When you’ve got equipment that needs to keep running season after season, you can’t afford to mess around with cheap bearings that’ll leave you stranded in the middle of harvest or planting. This Timken bearing is built to handle the tough conditions that come with farm work—dust, moisture, heavy loads, and the constant vibration that comes with working real ground.
What You’re Getting
- Genuine Timken quality construction that’s been trusted by farmers for generations
- Precision-manufactured steel components that handle heavy radial and thrust loads
- Advanced sealing technology keeps contaminants out and lubrication in
- Heat-treated races and rolling elements for extended service life in demanding applications
- Direct replacement for original equipment bearing specifications
Built for Real Farm Work
This bearing fits a variety of agricultural equipment where reliable rotation is critical for getting the job done. Whether it’s supporting rotating assemblies on tillage equipment, hay machinery, planters, or other implements, it’s designed to handle the stop-and-go operation and side loads that are part of everyday farm work. Timken bearings are built to handle the demanding conditions of agricultural use. The greasable design means you can pump in fresh grease to push out contamination and keep things running smoothly. The hardened steel construction and precision manufacturing ensure this bearing will handle heavy radial loads and keep running even in dusty, dirty conditions.
Made to Last
Timken’s been making bearings for over a century, and they know what it takes to build parts that hold up to farm conditions. This bearing uses premium steel alloys and advanced manufacturing processes to deliver the reliability you need when there’s work to be done. It’s engineered to run longer between services and resist the kind of wear that comes from operating in harsh environments.
Good to Know
Make sure you’ve got the right dimensions before ordering, and always replace bearings with genuine Timken parts to maintain equipment reliability. Make sure to grease the bearing before installation and establish a regular greasing schedule based on your operating conditions. A few pumps of grease every season or 100 operating hours will keep this bearing running for years. It’s also a good time to inspect surrounding components for wear while you’ve got things apart.
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