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Relube Insert Bearing for Agricultural Equipment with 2-Inch Round Bore

Original price was: $108.69.Current price is: $69.38.

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SKU: SMA-308-GRA200RRB Category:

When your equipment starts running rough or you hear that telltale grinding noise from a rotating shaft, it’s usually time for a bearing replacement. This 2-inch insert bearing with a narrow inner ring is built to handle the loads and conditions your farm equipment dishes out daily. With its greasable design and lock collar attachment, it’s the reliable fix you need to get back to work.

What You’re Getting

  • Greasable design with fitting access so you can keep it lubricated without tearing things apart
  • Lock collar system that grips the shaft securely—no slipping or shifting under load
  • Narrow inner ring design that fits where space is tight but performance can’t be compromised
  • Spherical outer race that self-aligns to handle shaft deflection and misalignment
  • Quality Timken construction that’s built for agricultural applications

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing is designed for the rotating shafts found in agricultural equipment where precise fit and reliable operation matter. Whether it’s in a conveyor system, auger drive, or other rotating machinery, the 2-inch bore and narrow inner ring configuration make it suitable for equipment that sees daily use in demanding farm conditions.

Made to Last

Farm bearings need to handle dirt, moisture, temperature swings, and continuous operation. The greasable design means you can maintain proper lubrication throughout the bearing’s life, extending service intervals and preventing premature failure. The spherical outer race design accommodates the shaft movement and alignment issues common in field equipment.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement bearing that installs with basic tools. Make sure to clean the housing thoroughly and check shaft condition before installation. The lock collar design means proper shaft preparation is important—file off any burrs or nicks that could prevent the collar from seating properly. Keep a grease gun handy and establish a regular greasing schedule based on your operating conditions.