Description

When you’re baling hay and notice your pickup or auger starting to wobble or make noise, it’s often a worn bearing causing the trouble. A failing bearing can leave you stranded in the field when time is critical, especially during harvest season when every hour of good weather counts. This Timken specialty agricultural bearing is designed specifically for the demanding environment of balers where dust, moisture, and constant vibration put bearings to the test.

What You’re Getting

Hex bore design that locks securely to the shaft without slipping under load
Sealed construction keeps dirt and chaff out while holding grease in where it belongs
Spherical outer race design that self-aligns and reduces stress on mounting points
Heavy-duty construction built specifically for agricultural applications and high-cycle operations

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing handles the combination of heavy loads and side forces that comes with farm work, making it ideal for baler pickups, augers, and drive components. The 1-3/8 inch hex bore fits common baler shaft sizes, while the 80mm outer diameter provides the load capacity needed for hay and straw baling operations. Whether you’re baling small squares, big rounds, or large squares, this bearing keeps your equipment running smoothly through long days in the field.

Made to Last

This is genuine Timken engineering, which means it’s built to the same standards as the bearing that came in your equipment originally. The sealed design protects against the dust, moisture, and debris that destroy ordinary bearings, while the special agricultural-grade grease stays where it should even in extreme temperatures and high-vibration conditions.

Good to Know

The hex bore eliminates the need for set screws or keyways that can loosen over time. Just slide it onto the hex shaft and it locks in place. This is a direct replacement bearing that installs just like the original. Make sure to check shaft wear before installation, as a worn hex shaft can cause premature bearing failure.