When you’re dealing with a wobbling wheel on your tractor or implement, or hearing grinding noises from your hub, it’s often this little cup bearing that’s causing the trouble. This LM67010 cup works alongside its matching cone bearing to handle the side-to-side and up-and-down forces that beat up wheel assemblies during field work. It’s the kind of part that you don’t think about until it fails—and then you really notice it.
What You’re Getting
- Precision-manufactured steel construction that handles heavy loads and constant rotation
- Timken quality engineering with tight tolerances for smooth operation and long life
- Proper taper angle that distributes weight evenly across the bearing surface
- Standard dimensions that make it a direct replacement for worn original equipment
Built for Real Farm Work
This bearing cup shows up in wheel assemblies on everything from seed bed conditioners and speed rakes to front wheels on Case tractors from the 730 series up through the big 2290s. Whether it’s supporting a disc harrow bouncing through rocky ground or keeping a tractor’s front end rolling smooth during long days of field work, this cup bearing handles the punishment that comes with agricultural use.
Made to Last
Farm bearings take a beating from dust, moisture, heavy loads, and constant vibration. This Timken cup is built from quality steel with precise machining that keeps the rollers tracking properly even under tough conditions. The tapered design distributes loads better than straight bearings, which means it’ll keep running when cheaper alternatives give up.
Good to Know
Remember that tapered bearings work as a cup and cone set—you’ll need the matching LM67048 cone bearing to complete the assembly. Always replace both parts together and make sure to clean the hub thoroughly and use fresh grease. A bearing race driver makes installation much easier and prevents damage to the new cup.
