Greasable Disc Harrow Bearing for Bush Hog, Ford, Krause and Massey Ferguson Disc Harrows

Description

When you hear that grinding sound coming from your disc gang or notice the discs aren’t cutting as smooth as they should, it’s probably time for new bearings. A worn bearing lets your discs wobble and bounce instead of slicing through residue cleanly, which means uneven soil preparation and more fuel burned fighting through the field. This greasable disc bearing gets your harrow back to doing what it does best—making clean, consistent cuts through crop residue and soil.

What You’re Getting

• Greasable design lets you pump in fresh grease and keep the bearing running smooth season after season
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle the constant pounding and side loads that come with disc work
• Spherical outer race design allows for some misalignment without binding up
• Direct replacement—fits right where your old bearing came out without modifications
• Quality AgSmart manufacturing means reliable performance you can count on

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits a wide range of popular disc harrows from Bush Hog, Ford, Krause, and Massey Ferguson. These are the workhorses you see cutting corn stubble in the fall, working down wheat ground in spring, and preparing seedbeds before planting. Whether you’re running a tandem disc behind the combine or a heavy offset breaking up pasture, this bearing handles the job.

Made to Last

Disc harrow work is tough on bearings—they take constant vibration, dirt, moisture, and side loads that would kill a regular bearing in no time. This one’s engineered specifically for disc applications, with seals that keep contamination out while the greasable design lets you maintain proper lubrication. The result is a bearing that keeps your discs spinning true even through thousands of acres.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—remove the old bearing and press this one into place. The grease fitting makes maintenance easy—just hit it with the grease gun during regular service intervals to keep everything running smooth. A little preventive maintenance goes a long way toward avoiding breakdowns during busy seasons.