Outer Half Shaft Bearing for Ford Dexta, 2000, 3000 Series and Compatible Telehandlers

Description

If you’ve noticed grease leaking from your wheel hubs or felt a rumbling noise while turning corners, chances are your half shaft bearings are telling you they’re done. These outer half shaft bearings support the weight of your tractor and all those loads you’re hauling, while handling the side forces from turning and uneven ground. When they start to fail, you’ll feel it in the steering and see it in puddles of gear oil under the tractor.

What You’re Getting

• Precise dimensions with 57.15mm inner diameter, 98.425mm outer diameter, and 21.946mm width for exact fit
• Engineered to handle the weight and stress of agricultural work without premature failure
• Proper tolerances that maintain smooth operation and prevent excessive play
• Quality construction that stands up to the dirt, moisture, and temperature swings of farm life
• Direct replacement that installs without modifications or special tools

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing serves a wide range of Ford tractors from the compact Dexta perfect for orchard and vineyard work, up through the versatile 2000 and 3000 series utility tractors. Whether you’re running a loader, pulling implements, or handling material with a telehandler, these tractors put serious loads on their drivetrain components. The bearing also fits various Ford New Holland telehandler models that see heavy lifting and travel on rough terrain.

Made to Last

Wheel bearings do more than allow smooth rotation – they maintain proper wheel alignment, support vehicle weight, and handle side loads during turning. This outer bearing is built with quality materials and manufacturing to handle the constant stress of farm operations. It’s designed to work alongside the inner bearing to distribute loads properly and maintain the geometry your axle needs for safe operation.

Good to Know

Replacing half shaft bearings typically means pulling the entire axle assembly, so it’s smart to replace both inner and outer bearings at the same time. When one bearing shows wear, others have experienced similar service and should be replaced together. Clean everything thoroughly during installation – old grease mixed with dirt acts like grinding compound. Pack the new bearing with quality grease and check that hub oil level while you’re in there.