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Connecting Rod Bearing Kit .010 ” Oversize for Massey Ferguson Engines

Original price was: $80.22.Current price is: $55.88.

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When your tractor starts knocking or develops that telltale metallic rapping from deep inside the engine, worn rod bearings are often the culprit. A proper rebuild starts with quality connecting rod bearings that’ll handle the hard work you put your tractor through. This .010″ oversize bearing kit from TISCO gives you the precision parts needed to restore proper clearances and get your engine back to reliable power.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-manufactured bearings built to handle farm-duty engine loads
  • Quality construction that meets or exceeds OEM specifications for durability
  • .010″ oversize dimension compensates for worn crankshaft journals
  • Complete bearing set for proper engine rebuild procedures
  • Reliable TISCO brand trusted by mechanics and farmers

Built for Real Farm Work

These connecting rod bearings are designed for the demanding conditions of agricultural engines that run long hours under heavy loads. Whether you’re powering through harvest season, pulling implements across tough ground, or running a PTO-driven baler all day, these bearings provide the reliable foundation your rebuilt engine needs to keep working.

Made to Last

Quality bearing construction means proper material hardness, precise manufacturing tolerances, and the right clearances for oil flow. These bearings are built to handle the stresses of farm work while providing the long service life you need from a major engine rebuild investment.

Installation Notes

This is a complete engine teardown job that requires proper measuring equipment and machine shop services. Always have your crankshaft journals measured and machined to the correct oversize dimension before installation. Proper torque specifications and bearing clearances are critical for engine longevity – when in doubt, consult with an experienced engine builder.