4-Hole Round Stamped Steel Bearing Flanges for Agricultural Equipment

Description

When you’ve got a rotating shaft on your implement that needs solid support, a blown bearing flange can shut down your operation fast. Maybe you’ve noticed wobbling in your mower deck spindle or heard grinding from your hay equipment. These stamped steel bearing flanges give you the support you need to keep that shaft running smooth and true, so you can get back to work without worrying about premature wear or costly breakdowns.

What You’re Getting

• Pair of stamped steel flanges designed for 211 series bearings – exactly what most agricultural equipment uses
• Four-hole mounting pattern with 5-7/16 inch bolt circle for secure attachment to your implement frame
• 100mm size that’s common on hay equipment, mower decks, and other rotating machinery
• AgSmart quality construction that handles the vibration and stress of field work
• Round design that distributes loads evenly across the mounting surface

Built for Real Farm Work

These flanges are made for the equipment that keeps your operation running – mower decks, hay tedders, rotary cutters, and other implements with rotating components. Whether you’re cutting grass along fence rows, conditioning hay in the field, or running a brush hog through thick cover, these flanges provide the solid mounting your bearings need to do their job properly.

Made to Last

Stamped steel construction gives you strength without the weight of cast iron, plus it’s more forgiving when things get rough. The material handles temperature changes, moisture, and the constant vibration that comes with agricultural work. These flanges are built to take the punishment that comes with real farm equipment use.

Installation Notes

Direct replacement for worn flanges – just unbolt the old ones and bolt these in place. Make sure to check your bearing condition while you’ve got things apart, since a bad flange often means the bearing isn’t far behind. Clean the mounting surface and use proper torque specs to ensure everything stays put when you’re working hard.