Agricultural Radial Bearing for John Deere 7000 and 1700 Series Planter Row Marker Discs

Description

When your row marker discs start wobbling or making noise, it’s usually a bearing problem that needs fixing before planting season gets into full swing. A worn bearing can throw off your planting depth and spacing, which means trouble come harvest time. This Timken specialty ag bearing is built specifically for the tough conditions your planter faces day after day.

What You’re Getting

• 1-inch round bore that fits perfectly on your planter’s row marker disc assembly
• Specialty ag construction that handles the dirt, moisture, and constant rotation of field work
• Sealed design keeps contamination out and lubrication in where it belongs
• Timken quality—the same brand John Deere trusts for their factory equipment
• Direct replacement that installs just like the original bearing

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing is designed for John Deere 7000 series planters and 1700 series drills, along with DB planters—machines that see serious use during planting season. Whether you’re putting in corn, soybeans, or other row crops, your row marker discs need to spin smoothly to mark consistent furrows that guide your next pass.

Made to Last

Farm bearings take a beating from dust, dirt, and moisture that would kill standard industrial bearings in no time. This Timken specialty ag bearing uses materials and sealing designed specifically for agricultural applications. The sealed construction keeps the grease clean and the bearing running smooth through thousands of acres.

Good to Know

Before installing, clean any dirt or old grease from the bearing housing and disc hub. A light coat of anti-seize compound on the shaft makes future removal easier. If you’re replacing one bearing, it’s often worth checking the others on the same unit—they usually wear at similar rates.