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Pillow Block Bearing with Eccentric Locking Collar for Agricultural Equipment

Original price was: $31.35.Current price is: $24.87.

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When you’re dealing with spinning shafts on hay conveyors, augers, or other farm equipment, a worn-out bearing can shut down your whole operation. This 1-1/8 inch pillow block bearing with eccentric locking collar gives you a solid, reliable replacement that’ll keep your machinery running smooth. The locking collar design makes installation straightforward and keeps everything locked in place, even when things get a little rough out there.

What You’re Getting

  • 1-1/8 inch bore size fits common agricultural equipment shaft sizes perfectly
  • Eccentric locking collar secures to the shaft without having to slide the bearing over the end
  • Greasable design lets you maintain proper lubrication for long service life
  • Cast iron pillow block housing handles the vibration and loads that come with farm work
  • Wide inner race design distributes loads better and reduces wear

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing works great on hay conveyors, grain augers, feed mixers, and other equipment where you need reliable shaft support. The 206 housing series is a common size that fits many agricultural applications, from smaller utility equipment up to mid-size implements. You’ll find these bearings supporting drive shafts, idler shafts, and rotating assemblies throughout the farm.

Made to Last

The greasable design means you can keep fresh grease flowing to where it’s needed most, which is crucial when you’re working in dusty, dirty conditions. The cast iron housing stands up to the constant vibration and shock loads that farm equipment dishes out, while the wide inner race spreads the load across more surface area for better durability.

Good to Know

The eccentric locking collar is handy because you don’t have to remove other components or slide the bearing all the way down the shaft during installation. Just position the bearing where you need it and tighten the collar. Make sure to pump some fresh grease into the fitting after installation, and check it regularly during the season to keep things running smooth.