Upper Bearing Housing for Krause Excelerator Turbo Max and Turbo Till Disc Harrows

Description

When your Krause Turbo Max or Turbo Till starts making that grinding noise you know all too well, it’s usually time for a new bearing housing. This upper housing is the workhorse that keeps your disc gangs running smooth, taking all the side loads and impacts that come with cutting through tough residue and varying soil conditions. A worn housing will let bearings wobble and fail prematurely, turning what should be efficient tillage into a frustrating breakdown waiting to happen.

Key Features

• Cast construction built heavy to handle the severe loads and impacts of disc harrow operation
• Precision machined for the SMA2410110 bearing with 1-3/4 inch round bore—no modifications needed
• Direct replacement for Krause Q4033550, so you know it’ll fit right the first time
• Quality materials and construction that stand up to the dirt, debris, and constant vibration of field work
• Upper housing design keeps proper gang alignment and bearing spacing for smooth operation

Built for Real Farm Work

This housing is designed specifically for Krause Excelerator disc harrows including the Turbo Max and Turbo Till models that farmers depend on for primary tillage, residue management, and seedbed preparation. Whether you’re incorporating corn stalks in the fall or preparing fields for spring planting, this housing keeps your disc gangs cutting evenly through varying field conditions.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and disc harrow bearings are no exception. This upper housing is cast heavy and machined to close tolerances to provide the solid foundation your bearing needs to do its job season after season. The robust construction handles the constant shock loads and side forces that destroy lighter housings.

Installation Notes

While you’ve got the gang apart for this repair, it’s smart to check all the bearings on that shaft since they typically wear at similar rates. Pack the new bearing with quality disc bearing grease, not general purpose, and remember that proper maintenance now prevents more expensive shaft damage later. Mark your gang positions before disassembly to maintain proper disc spacing when you put everything back together.