When you’re dealing with rotating shafts on your farm equipment – whether it’s a flail mower, disc harrow, or PTO-driven implement – a worn-out flange bearing can bring your operation to a grinding halt. This 4-hole cast iron flange bearing with a 2-inch bore gives you the solid, reliable mounting you need to keep things spinning smoothly, even when the going gets tough in dusty, demanding conditions.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty cast iron housing that bolts down solid with four mounting holes for maximum stability
- 2-inch bearing with wide inner race design to handle both radial and thrust loads from your equipment
- Eccentric lock collar that grips the shaft tight without requiring set screws that can work loose
- Greasable design with a zerk fitting so you can keep it lubricated and running smooth
- 210 series housing that’s built to agricultural standards for long service life
Built for Real Farm Work
This type of flange bearing is a workhorse on all kinds of agricultural equipment. You’ll find them supporting drive shafts on flail mowers, disc harrows, brush cutters, and rotary cutters. They’re designed to handle the constant vibration, dirt exposure, and heavy loads that come with field work, whether you’re cutting grass along fence rows or working ground for spring planting.
Made to Last
The cast iron housing won’t crack or flex like cheaper alternatives, and it dissipates heat well to keep the bearing running cool. The wide inner race spreads the load over more surface area, which means longer bearing life even when your equipment is working hard. The greasable design lets you maintain it properly instead of running it until it fails.
Installation Notes
The eccentric lock collar makes installation straightforward – just slide it on the shaft and tighten the collar to lock it in place. Make sure your shaft diameter is a snug 2-inch fit, and don’t forget to pump some grease into it before you put it to work. The four bolt holes give you solid mounting options whether you’re replacing an existing bearing or fabricating a new mount.
