One New Aftermarket Replacement Tapered Roller Bearing Fits John Deere Tractors, Combines, and Construction Equipment
This tapered roller bearing (king pin / trunnion type) is used in the front axle and steering system of Fits John Deere tractors, combines, headers, forage harvesters, backhoes, and telehandlers. It handles combined radial and axial loads in the king pin / trunnion location of MFWD front axles. OEM part number AH65358 was superseded by AL79901 — this aftermarket replacement covers both numbers.
Specifications
- Type: Single-row tapered roller bearing (inch series)
- Bore (ID): 30.162 mm (1.187 in)
- Outer Diameter (OD): 64.292 mm (2.531 in)
- Width: 21.433 mm (0.844 in)
- Equivalent bearing: M86649/M86610
Compatible Models
Fits John Deere Tractors (MFWD Front Axle): 6110, 6110L, 6120, 6120L, 6140J, 6155J, 6200, 6200L, 6210, 6210L, 6215 (with AS2025/AS2035 Front Axle), 6220, 6220L, 6300, 6300L, 6310, 6310L, 6310S, 6320, 6320L, 6400, 6400L, 6403, 6405, 6410, 6410L, 6410S, 6415 (with AS2025/AS2035 Front Axle), 6420, 6420L, 6500, 6500L, 6510L, 6510S, 6520L, 6603, 6605, 6615 (with AS2045 Front Axle), 6715 (with AS2045 Front Axle), 7210 (ASN 052869 without Hi-Crop), 7220 (BSN 002761), 7320 (BSN 002761), 7405 (with APL2045 Front Axle), 7410 (ASN 052869 without Hi-Crop), 7500, 7510, SE6010, SE6020, SE6100, SE6110, SE6120, SE6200, SE6210, SE6220, SE6300, SE6310, SE6320, SE6400
Fits John Deere Industrial/Construction: 210C (SN 796034>), 210LE (SN <888000), 3200, 3220, 3400, 3415, 3420, 482C (SN 796034>)
Fits John Deere Combines, Forage Harvesters, and Headers: Various models; also Fits Case IH and Fits New Holland combine harvesters, forage harvesters, and headers using the same bearing specification. Verify fitment before ordering.
Replaces Part Number(s):
AH65358, AL79901
Aftermarket Interchange Numbers
JD8979, JD8267, 86512014, 400983R1, 400983R91, 530741R1, M86649/M86610 (Timken SET309), 4T-M86649/M86610 (NTN)
New aftermarket replacement part – not remanufactured, not used.
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