Special Ag Radial Bearing for Disc Hiller and Specialty Cultivation Equipment

Description

When your disc hiller’s bearing starts making noise or develops play, you know it’s time for a replacement before you’re stuck mid-season with a broken-down cultivator. This specialty ag radial bearing handles the side loads and impacts that regular bearings can’t take, keeping your discs spinning smooth while you’re banking soil around crops or building hills for better drainage.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-built 3/4-inch round bore fits standard disc hiller assemblies perfectly
• 2.04-inch outer diameter provides the strength needed for cultivation work
• Specialty ag construction designed specifically for farm equipment applications
• Sealed design protects internal components from dust and field debris
• NTN quality means this bearing will handle whatever your fields dish out

Built for Real Farm Work

Disc hillers are essential for vegetable production and specialty crops, building good hills around plants for better drainage and root protection. Whether you’re earthing up potatoes, banking soil around sweet corn, or working raised bed systems, this bearing keeps your discs running true. It’s perfect for potato growers who hill multiple times per season, sweet corn operations wanting better root anchoring, or market gardeners working specialty cultivation equipment.

Made to Last

Farm bearings take a beating from constant dirt exposure, moisture, and the shock loads that come with hitting rocks or hard soil. This NTN bearing features internal seals that keep contaminants out while retaining the grease that keeps everything running smooth. The specialty ag construction means it’s built specifically for the demanding conditions of cultivation work.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement bearing that installs just like your original. Pack with quality disc bearing grease during installation—not general purpose grease—for maximum service life. Check your disc hiller’s alignment while you’ve got it apart, as crooked mounting puts extra stress on bearings and shortens their life considerably.