Description
When you’re out in the field and start hearing that grinding noise from your disc harrow, or notice one of the gangs wobbling more than it should, chances are you’ve got a bearing that’s given up the ghost. This riveted flange disc bearing is a direct replacement for multiple brands including Case IH rolling baskets, Great Plains disc harrows, and Krause tillage equipment. It’s one of those parts that keeps your discs cutting clean furrows instead of bouncing across the field like a shopping cart with a bad wheel.
What You’re Getting
- Square bore design that matches your 1-1/4 inch axle perfectly
- Riveted flange construction that handles the side loads and impacts of tillage work
- Greasable bearing with fittings so you can maintain it properly in the field
- Direct replacement design—no modifications or adapters needed
- AgSmart quality that’s built to handle real farm conditions
Built for Real Farm Work
This bearing fits a wide range of disc harrows and tillage equipment, from Case IH rolling basket systems to Great Plains and Krause disc gangs. These machines work in everything from light tillage operations to heavy residue management, cutting through corn stalks, incorporating crop residue, and preparing seedbeds for the next season. Whether you’re running a small utility disc or a big field cultivator, this bearing keeps your gangs running true.
Made to Last
Disc bearings take a real beating—they’re spinning constantly while dealing with dirt, moisture, and the constant jarring from rocks and hard ground. This bearing is designed specifically for disc applications, with superior sealing to keep dirt out and grease in. The riveted flange design distributes loads better than cheaper alternatives, which means it’ll keep working when lesser bearings start to wobble and fail.
Good to Know
This is a greasable bearing, so you can keep it properly lubricated throughout the season—something you’ll appreciate when you’re trying to squeeze every hour out of those perfect field days. When installing, pack it with quality disc bearing grease, not general purpose. A quick tip from the field: if you’re replacing one bearing on a gang, it’s worth checking the others while you’ve got things apart—they usually wear at similar rates.
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