Description
When you’re hearing grinding or feeling play in your equipment’s rotating assemblies, it’s often the bearing cups that have worn out first. When your tractor’s wheel bearings start making noise or developing play, it’s time to address the problem before you’re stuck in the field with a seized wheel or worse. This Timken 382S bearing cup provides the precision outer race that works with the matching cone to keep shafts running smooth and true.
What You’re Getting
- Precision-manufactured outer race with 3.937″ outside diameter and 0.7982″ width
- Chrome steel construction that’s properly hardened to resist wear and fatigue
- Tapered design that distributes loads evenly while ensuring proper clearances and long service life
- Genuine Timken engineering, built to the same standards as the bearing that came in your equipment originally
Built for Real Farm Work
This bearing cup serves in wheel assemblies across a wide range of agricultural equipment where reliable rotation is critical for safe operation, from smaller utility tractors for livestock operations to larger row-crop machines pulling heavy implements. Tapered roller bearings like this one are workhorses in agricultural equipment because they handle the combination of heavy loads and side forces that comes with farm work, found in everything from tractor transmissions and final drives to implement gearboxes.
Made to Last
Farm equipment faces mud, dust, moisture, and heavy loads that quickly destroy inferior bearings. Timken has been making bearings for farm equipment since before your granddad was farming, and they know what it takes to survive in agricultural conditions with steel that’s properly hardened to resist wear and precision manufacturing that runs true even when things get dusty and dirty.
Installation Notes
Remember that tapered roller bearings work as a system—you’ll need the matching cone to complete the bearing assembly, and always replace bearings in pairs when possible with proper preload during installation and a little bearing grease on the rollers during assembly. Make sure to check that your hub races aren’t worn or pitted, as a little extra time on the bearing service will save you a breakdown later when you can’t afford the downtime.
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