Wide Inner Ring Insert Bearing with Set Screws for 2-3/8 Inch Shafts

Description

When you’re dealing with a worn bearing in your tractor’s PTO, implement drive, or any rotating shaft assembly, you need a replacement that locks tight and stays put. This greasable insert bearing with wide inner ring is built to handle the heavy loads and constant vibration that come with farm work, and those dual set screws make sure it stays exactly where you put it on the shaft.

What You’re Getting

• Wide inner ring design distributes loads better and reduces shaft wear compared to standard bearings
• Dual set screw lock system gives you a secure, positive grip on the shaft without slipping
• Greasable design lets you pump fresh grease in to push out dirt and keep things running smooth
• Self-aligning ball bearing design handles slight shaft misalignment without binding up
• Round 2-3/8 inch bore fits standard agricultural shafts perfectly

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing is right at home on PTOs, implement drive shafts, conveyor systems, and anywhere you need reliable rotation under load. The 4.330 inch outside diameter and robust construction handle everything from hay equipment to tillage tools. Whether you’re running a rotary cutter, feed mixer, or grain handling equipment, this bearing keeps things turning when the work gets tough.

Made to Last

AgSmart builds these bearings to handle the punishment of agricultural use. The hardened steel construction and precision manufacturing mean this bearing will keep running even in dusty, dirty conditions. The spherical outer race design allows the bearing to self-align, reducing stress and extending service life even when things aren’t perfectly lined up.

Installation Notes

The set screw design makes installation straightforward – just slide it onto your shaft and tighten down both screws for a secure lock. Make sure to grease the bearing before installation and set up a regular greasing schedule based on your operating conditions. A few shots of grease every season or 100 hours keeps things running smooth for years to come.