Description
When you hear a squeal from your tractor’s transmission, PTO, or other rotating components, it’s often a worn bearing that’s causing the noise and reducing efficiency. Bearings might seem small, but they’re doing the hard work of keeping your shafts spinning smooth under loads that would surprise you. This sealed ball bearing handles the tough job of supporting rotating components while keeping dirt and moisture out where they belong.
What You’re Getting
- Double rubber seals (2RS) that keep grease in and contaminants out for longer service life
- Precision steel construction with 25mm inner diameter, 47mm outer diameter, and 12mm width
- Pre-packed with quality grease so it’s ready to install and perform
- Built to handle both radial and axial loads common in agricultural equipment
- Direct replacement sizing that matches original equipment specifications
Built for Real Farm Work
This bearing fits a wide variety of agricultural equipment where dependable rotation is critical. You’ll find bearings like this supporting PTO shafts, transmission components, hydraulic pumps, and other rotating assemblies throughout tractors and implements. The 25mm bore size makes it common in mid-range equipment where it handles everything from steady rotation to the shock loads that come with field work.
Made to Last
Farm equipment bearings face conditions that would destroy ordinary bearings—dust, moisture, temperature swings, and constant vibration. The double rubber seals on this bearing create a barrier against these enemies while keeping the internal grease where it needs to be. Quality steel construction resists wear even under heavy loads and provides the precision fit your equipment was designed for.
Good to Know
Always replace bearings in pairs when possible, and inspect the shaft for wear or damage before installing new bearings. A few drops of oil on the outer race helps with installation, but don’t over-grease the housing—sealed bearings come pre-loaded with the right amount. If you’re hearing noise, don’t wait—a failed bearing can damage expensive components like shafts or housings.
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