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Standard Size Rod Bearing Kit for Massey Ferguson Tractors

Original price was: $56.42.Current price is: $37.55.

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There’s nothing that’ll stop your day faster than a knocking engine, and by the time you hear that telltale sound of worn rod bearings, you’re looking at some serious downtime. This TISCO rod bearing kit gives you everything you need to rebuild those connecting rods with standard-size bearings, getting your Massey Ferguson back to reliable operation without the expense of an engine overhaul.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete bearing set in standard size for proper crankshaft clearance
  • Precision-manufactured bearings designed for the demanding loads of agricultural engines
  • Quality TISCO construction that meets or exceeds OEM specifications
  • Direct replacement – no machine work needed if your crankshaft journals are still within spec

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Massey Ferguson engine works harder than most, whether you’re pulling a heavy implement through tough ground or running the PTO for hours at a time. Rod bearings take the brunt of every power stroke, handling thousands of pounds of force as the pistons fire. This kit is engineered to handle those loads while maintaining the precise oil clearances your engine needs for proper lubrication.

Made to Last

TISCO builds these bearings to handle the heat, pressure, and constant cycling that comes with agricultural work. The bearing material is formulated to resist wear while providing the oil-holding properties that keep your crankshaft journals protected. With proper installation and regular oil changes, these bearings will give you years of reliable service.

Installation Notes

Rod bearing replacement requires pulling the oil pan and removing the connecting rods, so plan on having the tractor down for a day or two. Always check your crankshaft journals with a micrometer before installing new bearings – if they’re out of spec, you’ll need oversized bearings instead. Torque specifications are critical, so follow your service manual exactly and use a quality torque wrench.