Description

When you’ve got rotating shafts on tillage equipment, hay machinery, or other implements that need solid support, this cast iron bearing housing is what you want holding everything together. A wobbly shaft or loose bearing setup leads to uneven wear, vibration that rattles your teeth, and expensive breakdowns when you can least afford them. This 4-bolt flange housing gives you a rock-solid mounting point that keeps your bearings properly aligned and your equipment running smooth.

What You’re Getting

Heavy-duty cast iron construction that won’t flex or crack under load
Four mounting holes provide secure attachment to your equipment frame
Accepts standard 100mm bearings including Timken and Link Belt brands
Grease fitting positioned near the base for easy lubrication access
Precision machined bore ensures proper bearing fit and alignment

Built for Real Farm Work

This housing fits a wide variety of agricultural equipment where you need reliable shaft support – disc harrows, field cultivators, hay rakes, tedders, and other implements with rotating components. Whether you’re working through corn stubble with a heavy disc or tedding hay in dusty conditions, this housing handles the constant loads and vibration that come with field work. The 100mm size is common on mid-to-heavy duty equipment where standard smaller bearings just won’t cut it.

Made to Last

Cast iron might seem old-fashioned, but it’s still the gold standard for bearing housings because it dampens vibration naturally and won’t distort under stress like lighter materials can. This housing is built to farm equipment specs – thick walls, generous mounting flanges, and quality castings that hold up to years of seasonal use and abuse.

Installation Notes

The four-bolt pattern makes mounting straightforward on most equipment frames. Make sure your mounting surface is flat and clean before installation – any dirt or uneven spots will cause the housing to distort and create bearing problems down the road. Don’t forget to hit that grease fitting regularly – proper lubrication is what keeps everything spinning freely season after season.