Description

When you’re dealing with rotating machinery on the farm, you need bearings that can handle heavy loads, dirt, and constant vibration without giving up. This Timken 1780 tapered roller bearing cone is built to support shafts in wheel hubs, gearboxes, and drive systems where reliable rotation means the difference between getting the job done and being stuck in the field.

What You’re Getting

One-inch bore fits standard agricultural equipment shafts perfectly
0.781-inch width provides solid support for heavy radial and thrust loads
Precision tapered design distributes loads evenly for longer service life
Quality Timken steel construction with proper heat treatment to resist wear
Standard tolerances ensure proper fit with matching bearing cups

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing cone is commonly found in wheel hubs on tractors, implements, and transport equipment where you need reliable support for heavy loads. Whether it’s supporting the weight of a loaded grain cart or handling the side loads from turning in the field, these bearings keep things rolling smoothly season after season. You’ll find this size bearing in smaller utility tractors, implement drive systems, and various pieces of equipment that need dependable rotation under demanding conditions.

Made to Last

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. The steel is properly hardened to resist wear, and the precision manufacturing means it’ll run true even when things get dusty and dirty. Farm equipment faces mud, dust, moisture, and heavy loads that quickly destroy inferior bearings.

Installation Notes

This bearing cone works as part of a complete bearing assembly that includes the matching cup. Always replace bearings in complete sets and use fresh, high-quality wheel bearing grease during installation. Proper torque specifications and bearing adjustment are critical for safe operation and maximum bearing life. Pack the bearing thoroughly with grease and check that your races aren’t worn before putting everything back together.