Description
When you’re out there working heavy residue or breaking up compacted ground, your disc bearings take a real beating. That grinding sound coming from your Great Plains tillage tool means it’s time to replace worn bearings before they cost you more than just noise—failed bearings can damage expensive gang shafts and leave you with uneven tillage when you need perfect field prep.
What You’re Getting
- Complete bearing and housing assembly—no hunting down separate components
- 1-3/4 inch bore designed specifically for Great Plains disc applications
- Greasable bearing lets you maintain it properly throughout the season
- Heavy-duty housing built to handle the side loads and impacts tillage work dishes out
- Direct replacement that fits without modifications or special tools
Built for Real Farm Work
This assembly works across Great Plains’ heavy-duty tillage lineup including the Turbo Max vertical tillage tools, Turbo Till Series 2 field cultivators, Turbo Chopper residue managers, Velocity disk rippers, Turbo Chisel deep tillage equipment, Terra Max soil finishers, and the 7100 and 7300 series disk harrows. Whether you’re chopping stalks, working summer fallow, or preparing seedbeds, these machines handle the toughest field conditions.
Made to Last
Farm tillage equipment operates in some of the harshest conditions—dirt, moisture, crop residue, and constant jarring from rocks and hard ground. This bearing assembly uses quality materials and construction designed to keep running when cheaper alternatives fail. The greasable design means you can maintain proper lubrication and extend bearing life significantly.
Installation Notes
Replacement involves removing the gang shaft to access the failed bearing, so plan on having the implement parked for a few hours. Clean everything thoroughly before installation—old grease mixed with field dirt acts like grinding compound. Pack the bearing with quality disc bearing grease, not general purpose, and while you have the gang apart, inspect all bearings on that shaft since they typically wear at similar rates.
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