Description

When you’re dealing with rotating shafts on tillage equipment, hay tools, or other farm machinery, a worn bearing can turn a productive day into a frustrating breakdown. This 1-3/4 inch bore insert bearing is built to handle the side loads, impacts, and constant rotation that agricultural equipment dishes out. The wide inner ring design gives you extra surface area for better load distribution, which means longer service life when things get tough.

What You’re Getting

Greasable design lets you maintain proper lubrication for maximum bearing life
Wide inner ring spreads loads better than standard bearings, reducing shaft wear
Lock collar design provides secure mounting without complicated setups
Timken quality construction means this bearing can handle real farm conditions
85mm outer diameter fits standard housing bores on most agricultural equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing works great in applications where you need a reliable 1-3/4 inch shaft bearing that can take some punishment. You’ll find this size on disc harrows, cultivators, hay rakes, tedders, and other equipment where rotating components need to keep working despite dust, moisture, and heavy loads. The spherical outer race design helps the bearing self-align, which reduces stress on both the bearing and housing.

Made to Last

Timken builds these bearings to handle the unique demands of agricultural equipment. The bearing steel is heat-treated for durability, and the wide inner ring design distributes loads over a larger area than standard bearings. The grease fitting lets you pump in fresh grease regularly, pushing out contaminated grease and extending bearing life significantly over sealed units.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement for many OEM bearings—just pull the old one and press in the new. Make sure to pack the bearing housing with quality agricultural bearing grease before installation. The lock collar tightens down to secure the bearing on the shaft, so you don’t need special tools or complicated mounting procedures. Keep a spare on hand during busy seasons since bearing failures always seem to happen at the worst possible time.