Sealed Radial Ball Bearing 25x62x17mm for Agricultural Equipment

Description

When you’ve got a worn bearing grinding away in your equipment, that rough sound tells you it’s time for a replacement before things get expensive. This sealed radial ball bearing handles the loads and vibrations that come with farm work, keeping your machinery running smooth and reliable. Whether it’s in a disc, cultivator, or other rotating equipment, a quality bearing like this keeps downtime to a minimum.

What You’re Getting

• Double rubber seals keep grease in and dirt out, even in dusty field conditions
• Precision-manufactured for smooth operation and long service life under farm workloads
• 25mm inner diameter x 62mm outer diameter x 17mm width for exact factory fit
• High-quality steel construction handles the stress of agricultural applications

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing measures 25x62x17mm and serves as a direct replacement for JD9467, fitting various agricultural equipment where smooth rotation is critical. You’ll find this size bearing in disc harrows, cultivators, planters, and other implements that see regular field use. The sealed design makes it especially suited for equipment that works in dirty conditions where open bearings would quickly fail.

Made to Last

Farm bearings take punishment from dust, moisture, vibration, and constant use that would destroy regular bearings. This one’s built specifically for agricultural conditions with quality steel races and balls, plus dual rubber seals that maintain their sealing ability through temperature changes and equipment flex. Farm work means dealing with mud, dust, moisture, and heavy loads that can quickly destroy inferior bearings. This uses quality bearings that are properly heat-treated and manufactured to handle the demanding conditions of agricultural use.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement bearing that installs using standard bearing tools and techniques. Make sure to clean the housing thoroughly before installation and check for any damage to the bore or shaft. Apply a thin coat of grease to the outer race before pressing into place, and don’t hammer directly on the bearing – use proper installation tools to avoid damage.