Description

If you’ve been dealing with a wobbly auger or grinding noises coming from your baler, chances are it’s time to replace those hex bore bearings. This specialty bearing keeps your equipment running smooth and quiet, whether you’re moving corn through the head or baling hay in the field. It’s the kind of part that doesn’t get much attention until it starts giving you trouble—but when it does, you’ll be glad to have the right replacement on hand.

What You’re Getting

1-1/8 inch hex bore that locks onto the shaft without slipping or spinning
2.83 inch outside diameter designed for heavy agricultural loads
Wide inner ring construction that distributes weight and handles side loads
Specialty ag-grade materials that resist dirt, moisture, and daily abuse
Direct replacement design that drops right in without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits right at home on Case IH corn head augers and John Deere 410, 500, and 510 series hay balers. These are hardworking machines that see everything from wet morning dew to dusty afternoon harvests, and this bearing is built to handle those conditions day after day.

Made to Last

The hex bore design means no more dealing with set screws or worrying about bearings spinning on the shaft when things get tough. The specialty agricultural construction resists the kind of contamination and shock loads that regular bearings just can’t handle in farm applications.

Good to Know

When you’re swapping this bearing, it’s worth checking the shaft for wear or damage while you’ve got things apart. A little grease on the hex bore helps with installation, and make sure everything’s properly aligned before you tighten things down. If the old bearing was making noise, you’ll notice the difference right away.