Description

Nothing stops a tractor faster than a spun bearing, and if you’re hearing that telltale knocking from your engine, it’s time to get things sorted before you’re looking at a complete rebuild. These standard-size rod bearings are precision-made to restore proper clearances and get your engine running smooth and quiet again. Whether you’re doing a complete overhaul or just replacing worn bearings, this pair gives you the reliability your tractor needs to keep pulling its weight.

What You’re Getting

Precision-manufactured bearings that meet original equipment specifications
Standard sizing that restores proper oil clearances without machining
High-quality bearing material that handles the loads and heat of farm work
Sold as a matched pair for balanced performance
Direct replacement that fits like the original parts

Built for Real Farm Work

Rod bearings take a beating in tractor engines, especially when you’re pulling heavy loads or running at high RPMs during harvest season. These bearings are designed to handle the constant stress of connecting rod movement while maintaining the oil film that keeps everything running smooth. They’ll work in a wide range of tractor engines where standard-size bearings are needed.

Made to Last

TISCO builds these bearings with quality materials and precise tolerances that match original equipment standards. The bearing surface is engineered to distribute loads evenly and resist wear, while the steel backing provides the strength needed for demanding agricultural applications. They’re built to handle the temperature swings and vibration that come with tractor work.

Installation Notes

Rod bearings should always be replaced in complete sets to ensure balanced operation. Check your connecting rod journals for wear or scoring before installation—sometimes they’ll need machining if they’re worn beyond standard limits. Proper torque specifications and quality engine oil are essential for bearing life, and it’s smart to replace your oil pump if you’re doing a complete rebuild.