Lower Bearing Housing for Krause Excelerator Disc Harrows

Description

When your disc harrow starts making that grinding noise or you’ve got wobble in your gang, it’s usually time to look at those bearing housings. A cracked or worn lower housing doesn’t just make noise—it can let dirt and moisture straight into your bearing, turning what should be a simple fix into a much bigger headache.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty cast construction built to handle the constant hammering and side loads
• Direct fit replacement—no modifications or adapters needed
• Works with the SMA2410110 bearing to keep your gangs running smooth
• Same quality and dimensions as your original Krause housing

Built for Real Farm Work

This housing is designed specifically for Krause Excelerator disc harrows and other Krause disc models that have been cutting through corn stalks, incorporating residue, and working tough ground for years. The heavy cast construction handles the side loads and impacts that can destroy lesser housings, whether you’re working through rocky fields or hitting hidden stumps.

Made to Last

This housing is built heavy to handle the side loads and impacts, with superior sealing design to keep dirt out and grease in. The casting quality matches what Krause puts on their machines from the factory, so you know it’ll hold up to the punishment of real field conditions.

Good to Know

Replacing a bearing housing is manageable with basic tools—start by marking the gang position before disassembly to maintain proper disc spacing, then you’ll need to remove the entire gang shaft to access the housing. Clean everything thoroughly since old grease mixed with dirt acts like grinding paste. While you’ve got the gang apart, it’s smart to check all bearings on that shaft since they typically wear at similar rates.