Tapered Roller Bearing Cone for Wheel and Axle Applications

Description

When you’re dealing with wheel wobble or hearing grinding noises from your front wheels, chances are good your tapered bearings are calling it quits. This isn’t just about smooth rolling—worn bearings can lead to dangerous steering problems and expensive hub damage. This Timken LM67048 tapered cone bearing is built to handle the loads and vibration that come with farm work, so you can get back to business with confidence.

Key Features

• 1-1/4 inch straight bore fits common tractor and implement applications
• Genuine Timken construction means you’re getting the same quality that comes OEM on many machines
• Tapered design distributes loads evenly for longer life under heavy use
• Standard tolerance ensures proper fit with matching cups and housings
• 0.66 inch width provides solid support for wheel and axle loads

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing cone is commonly found in wheel assemblies on tractors, implements, and other farm equipment where smooth rotation and heavy load capacity are essential. You’ll find it paired with the LM67010 cup in many applications, from front wheels on utility tractors to axles on seed bed conditioners and hay rakes. Whether you’re steering through tight field corners or pulling heavy implements down rough roads, proper bearings keep everything rolling smoothly.

Made to Last

Timken has been making bearings since 1899, and they know what it takes to handle farm conditions. This cone is precision-manufactured from quality steel with proper heat treatment to resist wear and fatigue. The tapered roller design handles both radial and thrust loads, which is exactly what you need when dealing with the side forces and weight that farm equipment sees every day.

Installation Notes

This is the inner cone bearing—you’ll need the matching LM67010 cup to complete the set. Always replace bearings in pairs and take time to clean and inspect the spindle and housing for wear or damage. Pack with quality bearing grease and adjust preload according to your equipment’s service manual. A little extra care during installation pays off in years of trouble-free operation.