Description
When you’re running disc harrows, cultivators, or other tillage equipment, those flange bearings take a serious beating from the dirt, debris, and constant rotation. If you’ve noticed play in your gang shafts or heard that telltale grinding noise, it’s time to replace those worn flanges before they cost you bigger problems down the road. This stamped steel flange pair keeps your equipment running smooth and your fields worked properly.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty stamped steel construction that handles the shock loads of field work
- Square flange design provides solid mounting and prevents rotation under load
- 4-hole bolt pattern with 4-3/4 inch spacing fits common tillage equipment
- Sold as a pair so you can replace both sides at once and save a trip back to the shop
- Sized for 209 series bearings commonly found on disc gangs and cultivator shanks
Built for Real Farm Work
These flanges are designed for the kind of equipment that spends its days churning through tough ground conditions. Whether you’re running disc harrows to break up crop residue, cultivators for weed control, or tillage tools for seedbed prep, this hardware needs to hold up to rocks, roots, and whatever else the field throws at it.
Made to Last
Stamped steel construction means these flanges can take the vibration and impact that comes with tillage work. The square design distributes mounting stress better than round flanges, and the 85mm size handles the larger bearings needed for heavier equipment and higher ground speeds.
Good to Know
When replacing flange bearings, it’s smart to check the gang shaft for wear and straightness while you’re at it. A bent shaft will eat up new bearings in a hurry. Keep some grease handy—fresh bearings need proper lubrication right from the start to handle the demanding conditions they’ll face.
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