Description

If you’ve heard that grinding noise coming from your disc gang or noticed those blades starting to wobble, it’s time to replace those worn bearings before they wreck your expensive gang shafts. When your disc harrow starts making that grinding noise or you notice wobbling discs, it’s time to replace those worn bearings before they damage your expensive gang shafts. This sealed bearing keeps your disc gangs running smooth and true, handling the punishing loads that come with cutting through tough residue and rocky soils. This greasable Timken disc bearing is built to handle the side loads and impacts that come with serious tillage work.

What You’re Getting

1-15/16 inch round bore with 100mm outer diameter for versatile equipment compatibility
Greasable design lets you maintain proper lubrication for maximum bearing life
Spherical outer race design allows for shaft misalignment without binding
Heavy-duty construction that handles the constant shock loads of field work
Direct replacement bearing that gets you back to cutting clean furrows

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing features a 1-15/16 inch round bore and 90mm outer diameter, making it the right fit for a wide range of disc harrows. Whether you’re running a Bush Hog disc through corn stalks or using your Massey Ferguson harrow to incorporate cover crops, this bearing handles the side loads and impacts that destroy lesser parts. Your Krause disc harrow is built to handle tough field conditions – cutting through corn stalks, incorporating residue, and preparing seedbeds. This bearing works on disc harrows, cultivators, and vertical tillage equipment where round axle configurations are used.

Made to Last

Timken knows what it takes to keep farm equipment running, and this bearing proves it. The precision-manufactured races and hardened steel construction stand up to the punishment of rocks, stumps, and hard-packed ground. The greasable design means you can keep fresh grease flowing to the wear points, extending bearing life well beyond what sealed units can offer.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement—no modifications needed. Keep a grease gun handy and hit the fitting every season or 100 hours of operation, whichever comes first. When installing, make sure your axle is straight and clean—any nicks or burrs will eat up your new bearing in a hurry.