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Disc Bearing for Disc Harrows – 1-15 /16 ” Round Bore with Spherical Outer Race

Original price was: $98.02.Current price is: $49.13.

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SKU: SMA-308-W210PPB2 Category:

When you’re working ground with your disc harrow, the last thing you need is a seized bearing bringing your operation to a halt. This bearing is commonly used in Bush Hog, Ford, Krause, and Massey Ferguson disc harrows, where it handles the constant rotation and side loads that come with breaking ground. The spherical outer race design lets the bearing handle the misalignment and movement that’s part of disc harrow life.

What You’re Getting

  • 1-15/16″ round bore that fits standard disc harrow axles perfectly
  • Spherical outer race compensates for axle flex and frame movement during fieldwork
  • Sealed design keeps dirt and moisture out while holding grease in where it belongs
  • Timken quality construction built to handle the punishment of disc operations
  • 90mm outer diameter provides the strength needed for heavy ground work

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing is designed for disc harrows that break new ground, work stubble, and prepare seedbeds. Whether you’re running a tandem disc through corn stubble or working a offset disc in rocky ground, this bearing handles the side loads and constant vibration that come with the territory. It’s the same type of bearing that keeps commercial operations running season after season.

Made to Last

Disc harrow bearings take more abuse than most farm equipment bearings – constant dirt exposure, heavy loads, and the shock of hitting rocks or roots. This bearing uses quality steel races and precision balls with effective seals that keep contaminants out. The sealed design means no daily greasing, just reliable operation when you need it most.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for worn bearings in your disc gang assemblies. Make sure to check the condition of your bearing housings and axles while you’re doing the job – worn housings can cause premature bearing failure. Keep a couple spare bearings on hand since disc work is hard on bearings and you don’t want to be stuck during critical field seasons.