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Tapered Roller Bearing Cone for Axles, Wheels, and Drive Components

Original price was: $11.78.Current price is: $7.79.

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When you hear that telltale grinding noise from the axle or notice play in the wheel, it’s usually the bearing that’s gone bad. This Timken tapered roller bearing cone is the foundation of smooth rotation for everything from front wheels to drive axles. It’s the inner part that rides on the shaft and carries the load, so when you replace it, you’ll get back that smooth, quiet operation your equipment needs.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-ground tapered design handles both radial and thrust loads perfectly
  • 1-inch bore size fits a wide range of axles and spindles on farm equipment
  • Standard tolerance construction ensures proper fit with matching cup bearings
  • Steel construction built to handle the vibration and shock loads of field work

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing cone is used in wheel hubs, axles, and drive components across many different types of tractors and implements. Whether it’s the front wheels on your utility tractor, the hub on your disc harrow, or the axle bearings in your spreader, tapered roller bearings like this one are what keep things turning smoothly under load.

Made to Last

Timken has been making bearings for over a century, and their steel construction and precision manufacturing show. This cone bearing is designed to work with grease lubrication and handle the dirt, moisture, and temperature swings that come with outdoor work. The tapered design distributes loads evenly, which means longer life than straight roller bearings.

Good to Know

Remember that tapered bearings work in pairs with a matching cup, so you’ll need both parts for a complete bearing assembly. It’s always smart to replace both the cone and cup together, even if only one looks worn. Check your shaft for any scoring or damage before installing the new bearing, and make sure to use the proper grease and torque specifications for your application.