Bearing Kit for Mower Rear Roller (UCC205) – Iron Baltic 27.019

The Iron Baltic (ECO line) rear roller bearing kit is an essential part of the mower's chassis, ensuring the smooth rotation of the supporting roller (shaft). This assembly is responsible for maintaining a consistent mowing height and stable rolling over uneven terrain, absorbing the majority of vibrations and loads.
 

Key Features:

• Complete Assembly Kit: The set includes 2 high-quality UCC205 type bearings along with their holders (housings). This ensures you have all the necessary parts for a full restoration of the rear roller.

• Resistance to Harsh Conditions: UCC205 bearings are sealed and designed for operation in dusty, muddy, and damp environments—inevitable when cutting tall grass or brush.

• Robust Construction: The holders are made of cast iron or reinforced metal, ensuring durability and resistance to mechanical impacts from stones or stumps.

• Easy Maintenance: The housings feature integrated grease points, allowing for periodic lubrication to maximize the service life of the bearings.

Technical Specifications:

• Manufacturer: ECO (for Iron Baltic)

• Manufacturer Code: 27.019

• Bearing Type: UCC205

• Quantity: 2 pcs (complete set with holders)

• Weight: 3.9 kg

• Package Dimensions: 240 x 170 x 100 mm

This kit is an original spare part suitable for the following Iron Baltic mower models:

• 27.4000: ATV Flail Mower 14 HP (B&S XR2100).

• 27.8000: ATV Flail Mower 14 HP with electric starter (B&S).

• 27.3000: ATV Flail Mower 18 HP (B&S V-Twin Vanguard, HEAVY DUTY).

• 27.5000: ATV Flail Mower 18 HP (B&S V-Twin Vanguard with electric starter, HEAVY DUTY).

Who is it for?

• Maintenance and Repair: If you notice the rear roller sticking, "jumping," or making squeaking noises, the bearings must be replaced to prevent damage to the roller itself or the mower frame.

• Professional Use: When working on large areas, the rear roller bearings endure the highest loads; therefore, keeping this kit in stock is highly recommended for quick field repairs.