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Double Row Ball Bearing for Planter Gauge and Closing Wheels

Original price was: $30.07.Current price is: $17.98.

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When you’re trying to get that perfect seed placement and your gauge or closing wheels start wobbling or making noise, you know it’s time for new bearings. A worn bearing throws off your depth control and seed spacing—two things you can’t compromise on when planting season’s window is narrow. This Timken double-row ball bearing keeps your planter wheels running true so you can focus on getting seed in the ground, not dealing with equipment problems.

What You’re Getting

  • Double-row design handles both radial and thrust loads from soil pressure and turning
  • 5/8 inch bore fits standard gauge and closing wheel assemblies across multiple brands
  • Specialty ag construction that’s built to handle dirt, moisture, and constant use
  • Timken quality—the same bearing technology that’s kept farm equipment running for decades

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits planters and grain drills from John Deere, Kinze, Case New Holland, Great Plains, and other major manufacturers. Whether you’re planting corn, soybeans, or small grains, this bearing keeps your gauge wheels maintaining proper depth and your closing wheels sealing the seed trench like they should.

Made to Last

Planter bearings take a beating from soil, debris, and the constant flexing that comes with following ground contours. This double-row design distributes loads better than single-row bearings, and the specialty agricultural rating means it’s engineered for the unique demands of planting equipment that runs in dirt all day long.

Good to Know

This bearing drops right into your existing wheel assembly—no modifications needed. When replacing, it’s a good time to check your wheel for cracks or excessive wear, and make sure your grease fittings are clean and working. A little preventive maintenance now saves you from field repairs during planting.