Description

When your tractor starts making grinding noises or you notice vibrations through the seat, it’s often a sign that a balancer bearing is going bad. This precision bearing provides critical support in centre housing assemblies for Massey Ferguson tractors, handling high radial loads and supporting critical rotating components in transmissions, differentials, and hydraulic systems that must operate reliably under the constant vibration, shock loads, and harsh conditions of agricultural work. Getting this fixed before it fails completely can save you from much bigger headaches down the road.

What You’re Getting

Hardened steel construction that withstands heavy agricultural loads without giving up
Low-friction design that reduces heat generation and power loss, keeping your engine running cooler
Sealed construction that protects against contamination and moisture from working in dusty or muddy conditions
Precision dimensions for exact OEM fitment – no modifications or adjustments needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing is essential for Massey Ferguson tractors across the 100, 200, and 600 series used in diverse agricultural operations from small farm duties to large-scale commercial farming, powering through demanding applications including tillage, planting, harvesting, hay operations, and livestock management. Whether you’re running a 168 on a dairy farm or working big acres with a 698, this bearing keeps your drivetrain components running smoothly season after season.

Made to Last

Manufactured with precision-ground needle rollers and hardened steel races that provide superior load distribution and extended service life, with advanced metallurgy and heat treatment processes ensuring consistent hardness and surface finish that resist wear and fatigue under continuous operation, plus quality sealing technology that maintains proper lubrication while excluding contaminants.

Installation Notes

Before installation, thoroughly clean the bearing housing and inspect for wear, scoring, or damage that could affect bearing performance, verify proper shaft tolerances and alignment to prevent premature failure, use appropriate bearing installation tools to prevent damage during assembly and ensure proper seating, and apply recommended lubricant according to service manual specifications. This is one of those jobs where taking your time during installation pays off with years of trouble-free operation.