Description

When your front wheels start wobbling or you hear that telltale grinding noise coming from up front, it’s time to pay attention. A worn wheel hub doesn’t just make annoying sounds—it can lead to dangerous steering problems and costly damage if you keep running it. This replacement front wheel hub gets your John Deere tractor back to rolling smooth and straight, giving you the confident steering control you need whether you’re navigating tight spots in the field or heading down the road.

Key Features

Six-stud bolt pattern provides strong, secure wheel mounting that handles the stress of field work
Precision-machined bearing surfaces ensure smooth wheel rotation without the wobble that damages tires
Heavy-duty construction built to handle the side loads from implements and loader work
Direct replacement hub that bolts right on without modifications or special tools
2WD front axle design that matches your tractor’s original specifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This hub fits a wide range of John Deere tractors from the compact 20 series utility models up through the versatile 50 series machines. Whether you’re running a 1120 around the farmyard, working fields with a 2650, or handling loader duties with a 3350, this is the same type of hub that came on your tractor from the factory. These tractors see everything from cultivating and planting to hay work and general farm maintenance.

Made to Last

Farm work puts serious stress on wheel hubs with all the turning, bumping, and side loads from implements. This hub is built with quality materials and proper heat treatment to handle those demanding conditions season after season. The bearing races are machined to tight tolerances so your bearings seat properly and run smoothly for years of reliable service.

Installation Notes

This is a straightforward replacement that requires removing the wheel and brake components to access the old hub. Make sure to inspect your wheel bearings while you’re in there—if they’re growling or have play, now’s the time to replace them with fresh ones properly packed with bearing grease. The six-stud pattern makes wheel mounting secure, but don’t forget to torque those wheel bolts to spec.