Description
When you hear grinding or feel vibration coming from your tractor’s transmission area, there’s a good chance your spigot shaft bearing is telling you it’s ready to be replaced. Your tractor’s spigot shaft bearing supports critical rotating components in the transmission or drivetrain area. A failing spigot bearing often announces itself with unusual noise or vibration, especially when the tractor is under load or during gear changes. This bearing keeps things smooth and quiet so you can focus on the work at hand.
What You’re Getting
- Double-sealed design that keeps lubricant in and contaminants out, even in dusty field conditions
- Precision steel construction handles both radial and light axial loads while maintaining smooth rotation
- Standard 17mm bore and 40mm outer diameter with 12mm width – fits like the original
- Built to OEM specifications for reliable long-term performance
Built for Real Farm Work
This bearing fits an extensive range of tractors including Massey Ferguson models from the 122 through 399 series, plus many Ford, Case, and other popular brands. The precise 17mm bore and 40mm outer diameter make it a common size used throughout the industry. Whether you’re operating a classic Massey Ferguson from the 100, 200, or 300 series, or working with other popular tractor brands, this bearing ensures smooth operation during demanding tasks like plowing, cultivating, hay making, and harvest operations.
Made to Last
The precision steel construction handles both radial and light axial loads while maintaining smooth rotation under the varying speeds and loads typical of tractor operation. This bearing is built to the same standards as original equipment, ensuring reliable performance season after season. The rubber seals stay flexible through temperature swings and keep doing their job in tough conditions.
Installation Notes
Installation typically requires basic hand tools and a bearing puller or installer, though some applications may need transmission or housing disassembly. Pro tip: when replacing spigot bearings, it’s smart to check the shaft condition and replace any worn seals at the same time. Keep a spare on hand – this is one of those parts that always seems to fail at the worst possible time, like right in the middle of harvest season.
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