Description

When you’re running older Case IH C or D series tractors, the front wheel bearings are what keep those wheels rolling true and straight down the field rows. A worn bearing cup can cause wheel wobble, make steering feel loose, and eventually lead to catastrophic bearing failure that’ll leave you stuck in the middle of planting or harvest. This Timken inner bearing cup is the outside race that your bearing rollers ride against, and when it starts showing wear grooves or pitting, it’s time to replace it.

Key Features

Precision-manufactured Timken bearing cup built to OEM specifications for reliable performance
3.346″ outer diameter fits perfectly in your hub without shimming or machining
0.748″ width provides the exact bearing contact surface your tapered rollers need
Heat-treated steel construction handles the constant loading and unloading of front axle work
Works with your existing bearing cone to form a complete tapered roller bearing set

Built for Real Farm Work

This cup is designed for the front wheels of Case IH C and D series tractors – those reliable workhorses that spent decades handling everything from cultivating corn to pulling hay equipment. These tractors see hard use in all kinds of conditions, and their front wheel bearings need to handle steering loads, implement weight, and the constant pounding of field work.

Made to Last

Timken bearings have been the standard in agricultural equipment for good reason – they’re engineered to handle the dirt, moisture, and heavy loads that come with farm work. This cup is manufactured to strict tolerances and uses quality steel that won’t crack or wear prematurely under normal farm use.

Good to Know

This is just the outer cup – you’ll need the matching inner cone to complete the bearing set. When you’re doing wheel bearings, it’s always smart to replace both the cup and cone together, plus pack everything with fresh grease. Check your hub races carefully for wear marks or scoring before installation, and make sure your spindle isn’t worn where the inner bearing rides.