Description

When you’re trying to get your planter or drill ready for the season and notice that hex shaft spinning freely in what used to be a snug bearing, you know exactly what needs fixing. This specialty agricultural bearing with its precision 7/8-inch hex bore is designed specifically for the demanding world of seed transmission systems and planter wheels, where regular bearings just won’t cut it in dusty, high-load conditions.

What You’re Getting

Precision 7/8-inch hex bore that grips your drive shafts tight and won’t round out under load
Spherical outer ring design that handles misalignment without binding or premature wear
Heavy-duty AgSmart construction built specifically for agricultural applications and abuse
Double-sealed design keeps dirt and debris out while holding grease in where it belongs
Direct replacement for multiple OEM systems – no modifications needed

Built for Planting Season

This bearing is the workhorse behind seed transmission systems on planters and grain drills, as well as the drive wheels that keep your planting depth consistent across the field. Whether you’re running a John Deere planter, Great Plains drill, or other seeding equipment, this bearing handles the constant rotation and side loads that come from covering thousands of acres each spring.

Made to Last

Built with specialty agricultural-grade materials that resist the dust, moisture, and chemical exposure that destroy regular bearings. The spherical outer ring compensates for the flexing and movement that’s inevitable when you’re bouncing across uneven fields, while the hex bore maintains a solid grip on drive shafts season after season.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – press out the old bearing and press in the new one, making sure it seats fully. Check your mounting hardware and shaft condition while you’ve got things apart. A little anti-seize on the hex shaft during reassembly makes future service easier. Keep a spare on the shelf – these bearings tend to fail right when you’re trying to get the crop in the ground.