Description

When you start hearing that grinding noise from the transmission, especially when shifting under load, you know something’s wearing out inside. A failing needle bearing in your transmission can quickly turn into major internal damage if you ignore it too long. This replacement needle bearing gets your tractor’s transmission running smooth again, handling the heavy loads and constant operation that comes with serious farm work.

What You’re Getting

Superior material properties and heat treatment provide exceptional resistance to wear, fatigue, and impact damage under demanding farm conditions
Precision-ground needle rollers and hardened steel races that provide superior load distribution and extended service life
Advanced metallurgy and heat treatment processes ensure consistent hardness and surface finish that resist wear
Direct replacement specification that fits like the original

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits the versatile New Holland T6 series tractors (95 to 180 horsepower) used for mixed farming operations including dairy and row crop cultivation, plus the larger T7 series tractors (150 to 340 horsepower) handling heavy tillage and large-scale operations. Your Case IH Maxxum series provides mid-range power for diverse agricultural operations, while Puma series tractors offer sophisticated control for precision farming applications. These transmissions work hard transferring power through constant shifts and varying loads.

Made to Last

The precision-engineered components distribute loads evenly throughout the drivetrain, reducing stress concentrations that could cause premature failure, with superior material properties providing exceptional resistance to wear, fatigue, and impact damage. Quality construction maintains proper lubrication while excluding contaminants that cause premature bearing failure in agricultural environments.

Installation Notes

Before installation, thoroughly clean the bearing housing and inspect for wear, scoring, or damage that could affect bearing performance. Verify proper shaft tolerances and alignment to prevent premature failure, use appropriate bearing installation tools to prevent damage during assembly, and apply recommended lubricant according to service manual specifications. Keep everything clean during installation—dirt is a needle bearing’s worst enemy.