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Hex Bore Seed Transmission Bearing for John Deere Planter Applications

Original price was: $13.55.Current price is: $8.91.

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SKU: SMA-514-JD28271 Category:

When you’re planting thousands of acres, the last thing you want is a planter bearing seizing up in the middle of the field. This specialty ag bearing keeps your seed transmission and wheel support systems running smooth when every row counts. With its unique 7/8-inch hex bore design, it’s built specifically for the demanding conditions of planting season—dust, dirt, and constant rotation mile after mile.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision hex bore design prevents slipping and maintains proper seed spacing accuracy
  • Heavy-duty construction handles the constant vibration and load of planting operations
  • Specialty ag rating means it’s engineered for farming conditions, not generic industrial use
  • Compact profile fits tight spaces in planter seed transmission assemblies

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits the critical seed transmission and wheel support systems in John Deere planters where precise operation keeps your seed spacing consistent and your planting depth accurate. Whether you’re running through black dirt in spring or dealing with trashy fields from last year’s corn, this bearing handles the punishment while keeping your metering systems running true.

Made to Last

Agricultural bearings take abuse that would destroy standard industrial bearings in days. This one’s built with seals and materials that handle field dust, fertilizer residue, and the temperature swings that come with dawn-to-dusk planting. The AgSmart construction means it’ll keep working when cheaper substitutes would leave you stranded.

Good to Know

The hex bore design is critical—don’t substitute with a round bore bearing even if the dimensions look close. That hex shape is what keeps everything properly timed in your seed transmission. When replacing, clean the hex shaft thoroughly and check for wear that could cause premature bearing failure. A light coat of anti-seize on the shaft makes future removal easier.