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Timken Tapered Roller Bearing Cone for Agricultural Equipment Shafts

Original price was: $31.74.Current price is: $17.08.

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When your tractor starts making grinding noises or you feel unusual vibration in rotating parts, it’s often a worn bearing calling for attention. Tapered roller bearings like this one are workhorses in agricultural equipment—they handle both radial and thrust loads while keeping shafts running smooth and true. This Timken bearing cone is the inner part that fits on the shaft, and it’s built to keep your equipment running when there’s work to do.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-manufactured 1-inch bore cone that fits standard agricultural shafts
  • 13/16-inch width provides solid contact surface for load distribution
  • Low 0.03-inch maximum shaft fillet radius works with most farm equipment designs
  • Standard tolerance ensures proper fit with matching cups and related components

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits into countless applications across tractors, implements, and equipment where rotating shafts need reliable support. You’ll find tapered bearings like this in wheel hubs, PTO shafts, transmission components, and hydraulic pump drives. The tapered design distributes loads evenly and handles the side forces that come with field work—whether you’re turning at row ends or working on uneven ground.

Made to Last

Timken has been making bearings since 1899, and they know what farm equipment demands. This cone is manufactured from quality steel with precise tolerances that maintain proper clearances even under heavy loads. The tapered roller design naturally adjusts for wear, giving you longer service life than straight roller bearings in high-load applications.

Good to Know

Remember that tapered bearings work as a system—you’ll need the matching cup for proper installation. When replacing bearings, it’s smart to replace both the cone and cup together, along with seals and lubricant. Pack the bearing with quality grease during assembly, and don’t forget to check the shaft for wear or damage that could cause premature bearing failure.