There’s nothing worse than hearing that telltale knocking coming from deep inside your engine, especially when you’ve got work that needs doing. That sound usually means your main bearings are worn out and need attention before they cause serious damage to your crankshaft. This TISCO main bearing kit gives you everything you need to rebuild your Ford New Holland engine’s bottom end with standard-size bearings, getting you back to reliable operation.
What You’re Getting
- Complete set of main bearings in standard size for proper crankshaft support
- TISCO quality construction built to handle the demands of agricultural engines
- Direct replacement for worn factory bearings – no machine work needed on standard cranks
- Engineered to maintain proper oil clearances and pressure throughout the bearing surfaces
Built for Hard-Working Engines
Ford and New Holland tractors have powered farms for decades, from small utility models to heavy-duty field machines. These engines work hard pulling implements, running PTOs, and handling hydraulic loads day after day. The main bearings support your crankshaft through all that stress, and when they start wearing out, you’ll know it from increased oil pressure drop and that unmistakable knock.
Made to Last
Main bearings take a beating in farm engines that idle for hours, then work at full load, then sit cold overnight. This TISCO bearing set is manufactured to handle those temperature cycles and maintain proper oil film thickness. The bearing material is formulated to work with the oil grades typically used in these older engines while providing the durability you need for another season or more.
Installation Notes
This is standard-size bearing work, so if your crankshaft journals are still within spec, you won’t need machine work. Check your crank with a micrometer or have it measured before ordering to make sure standard bearings are what you need. During assembly, pay close attention to bearing cap torque specs and use a good engine assembly lube on the bearing surfaces before startup.
