Description

When that grinding noise starts coming from your equipment or you notice play in shafts that should run smooth, it’s usually a bearing calling it quits. This 205 radial ball bearing with dual metal shields is built to handle the tough conditions your farm equipment faces every day – from dusty fields to heavy loads and everything in between.

What You’re Getting

Metal shields on both sides keep dirt and debris out while letting the bearing breathe
Single row radial design handles both straight-line loads and light side forces
Precision steel construction handles both radial and light axial loads while maintaining smooth rotation under the varying speeds and loads typical of tractor operation
Standard 25mm bore with 52mm outer diameter fits common agricultural applications
15mm width provides solid support in tight spaces

Built for Real Farm Work

Farm work means dealing with mud, dust, moisture, and heavy loads that can quickly destroy inferior bearings. This bearing uses quality construction that is properly manufactured to handle the demanding conditions of agricultural use. The bearing itself is designed specifically for agricultural applications, with superior sealing to keep dirt out and grease in. The shields maintain proper spacing and protect the bearing from debris intrusion that causes premature failure in field conditions.

Made to Last

This bearing is built to the same standards as original equipment, ensuring reliable performance season after season. The dual metal shields are tougher than rubber seals in dirty conditions, giving you long service life without constant maintenance. The precision manufacturing ensures smooth operation even under the vibration and shock loads common in agricultural equipment.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for most standard 205 bearing applications. Use a bearing puller for removal and a bearing installer or press for installation – never hammer directly on the bearing. Pack with quality bearing grease before installation, and always replace bearings in pairs when possible to maintain balanced operation.