Tapered Bearing Cup for Case IH C/D/S, White, Oliver and Allis Chalmers Tractor Front Wheels

Description

When you hear grinding or feel play in your front wheels during steering, it’s usually those wheel bearings telling you they need attention. A worn bearing cup can cause wheel wobble, steering problems, and eventually lead to more serious damage if you keep running it. This replacement tapered bearing cup gets your front end tight and rolling smooth again, whether you’re navigating tight field corners or heading down the road to the next job.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-manufactured bearing cup with 2.717 inch outer diameter for proper fit
• Tapered design that works with matching cone to handle both radial and thrust loads
• Quality construction that stands up to the side forces of turning and field work
• Direct replacement for multiple OEM part numbers across different tractor brands

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing cup fits a variety of classic tractors including Case C, D, and S series models, White tractors, Oliver models like the 77, Super 77, Super 88, Super 99, and various 700-1900 series machines, plus Allis Chalmers D21, 210, and 220 tractors. These are the workhorses that built American agriculture—utility tractors, row-crop machines, and orchard models that spent decades in the field doing everything from cultivating to loading hay.

Made to Last

Farm work puts serious stress on wheel bearings with constant turning, uneven loads, and the vibration of working implements. This bearing cup is built to handle those forces while keeping dirt and moisture out of the bearing assembly. The tapered design distributes loads evenly and provides the precise fit needed for smooth operation and long service life.

Good to Know

Always replace bearing cups and cones as matched sets, and don’t forget to pack with quality wheel bearing grease during installation. If you’re doing the work yourself, a bearing driver set makes installation much easier and prevents damage to the new parts. Check your wheel hub condition while you’re in there—a scored or worn hub can destroy new bearings quickly.