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Sealed Round Bore Disc Bearing for Disc Harrows and Utility Disc Applications

Original price was: $25.28.Current price is: $19.53.

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SKU: SMA-851-SMAW208PPB4 Category:

When you’re running disc harrows through tough field conditions, the last thing you want is a bearing that won’t hold up. When bearings fail, you’re not just dealing with annoying noise – you’re looking at uneven tillage, increased fuel consumption, and potential catastrophic failure that could sideline you during critical field prep time. This sealed round bore disc bearing is built to keep your equipment running smooth when you need it most.

What You’re Getting

  • Sealed design that locks out dirt and moisture while keeping grease where it belongs
  • Spherical outer race that self-aligns to handle the side loads and impacts disc work dishes out
  • 1-1/8 inch round bore that fits standard disc gang shafts without modifications
  • 80mm outside diameter for proper fit in standard disc bearing housings
  • AgSmart quality that meets the demands of real farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing is designed for disc harrows, disc rippers, and utility disc implements that take a beating in the field. Whether you’re cutting through corn stubble, breaking up compacted soil, or working heavy residue, this bearing handles the constant vibration and side loading that comes with disc work. It’s the same type of bearing found on major brand disc equipment from the factory.

Made to Last

The bearing itself is designed specifically for disc applications, with superior sealing to keep dirt out and grease in. The sealed construction means no daily greasing – just install it and get back to work. The spherical outer race compensates for shaft deflection and misalignment that’s common in disc gang assemblies.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement bearing that slides right onto your 1-1/8 inch round shaft. When installing, pack the bearing with quality disc bearing grease, not general purpose. If you’re replacing one bearing on a gang, it’s worth checking the others – they typically wear at similar rates and replacing them together saves you a trip back to the field later.