Description

When your John Deere’s wheel is wobbling or you hear grinding from the front hub, chances are good that it’s time to replace those outer bearing cones. These small but mighty parts carry all the weight of your tractor while handling the side loads from turning and field work—when they’re worn out, you’ll know it right away.

What You’re Getting

Tapered roller bearing design that handles both radial and thrust loads from turning and field operations
AgSmart quality construction that matches OEM specifications for fit and durability
Precision-machined bearing surface keeps your wheels rolling smooth and true
Direct replacement for the original cone—no modifications or guesswork needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing cone fits a wide range of John Deere’s classic models from the smaller utility tractors like the 50 and 60 up through the powerful 4010s. These machines have been the backbone of American farming for decades, and keeping their wheels turning properly is essential whether you’re cultivating, planting, or hauling loads down the road.

Made to Last

Farm tractors put bearing assemblies through punishment that would kill automotive parts in no time. This cone is built to handle the constant loading and unloading that comes with field work, plus the contamination and moisture that wheel bearings face in agricultural environments.

Good to Know

When replacing bearing cones, always replace both the inner and outer bearings on the same wheel along with fresh grease and seals. Clean the hub thoroughly before assembly and pack the bearings properly—dried-out grease is the enemy here. If you’re not comfortable with the adjustment procedure, have your dealer handle it since improper bearing preload can cause premature failure or wheel separation.