Description

When your diesel engine starts knocking or you notice metal shavings in the oil, it’s likely time to rebuild those connecting rod bearings. These hardworking components handle thousands of explosive combustion cycles every minute, supporting the connecting rods that transfer power from your pistons to the crankshaft. A worn bearing doesn’t just make noise—it can destroy your entire engine if you keep running it.

What You’re Getting

Complete standard bearing set for engine rebuild or bearing replacement
TISCO quality construction built to handle diesel engine loads and temperatures
Precision-manufactured to restore proper oil clearances and protect your crankshaft
Direct replacement that fits like the original factory bearings

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing kit is designed for diesel engines in Massey Ferguson tractors that put in long hours under tough conditions. Whether you’re pulling a heavy disc through spring fields, running a big round baler through thick hay, or powering a corn picker during harvest, your engine bearings take the brunt of that workload. These bearings are built to handle the high compression and sustained loads that diesel farm engines dish out season after season.

Made to Last

Engine bearings face extreme conditions—high temperatures, constant pressure, and thousands of RPM under load. These TISCO bearings use quality materials and proper metallurgy to handle diesel engine demands. The bearing material provides the right balance of strength and conformability to protect your crankshaft journals while maintaining proper oil film thickness.

Installation Notes

This is a complete engine rebuild job that requires pulling the engine or removing the oil pan and connecting rods. Always check crankshaft journal condition and measure clearances during installation. If your journals are scored or out of spec, you’ll need machine work before installing new bearings. Take your time with torque specifications—proper rod bolt torque is critical for bearing life and engine reliability.