Description
When you’re running agricultural equipment day after day, bearings take a beating from dust, moisture, vibration, and heavy loads. A worn or seized bearing can stop your whole operation, whether you’re in the middle of planting or trying to finish harvest before the weather turns. This 1-5/16″ insert bearing with eccentric lock collar gives you reliable performance with the convenience of easy installation and removal.
What You’re Getting
- Spherical outer race design handles misalignment that’s common in farm equipment
- Eccentric lock collar system provides secure shaft grip without set screws or keys
- AgSmart construction built to handle demanding agricultural conditions
- Direct replacement bearing that fits standard housing bores
- Self-aligning design compensates for shaft deflection under load
Built for Real Farm Work
This bearing fits a wide range of agricultural equipment including tillage tools, hay equipment, planters, and other machinery where you need a reliable rotating joint. The 1-5/16″ bore size is common on mid-sized agricultural shafts where you need dependable rotation without the complexity of multiple bearings or elaborate mounting systems.
Made to Last
Farm equipment bearings take a beating from dust, dirt, and the constant jarring of field work. These bearings are manufactured to handle those demanding conditions with proper sealing and quality materials that keep things rolling smoothly season after season. The spherical design lets the bearing adjust to normal shaft movement while maintaining proper contact.
Good to Know
The eccentric collar makes installation and removal much easier than traditional set screw types – just slide it on and rotate the collar to lock. Clean out any old grease and debris before installing the new bearing, and pack them properly with quality bearing grease. The self-aligning feature means you don’t need perfect shaft alignment, which is handy when dealing with older equipment or heavy implements that flex under load.
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