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Front Axle Outer Bearing Seal for Deutz DX4 and DX6 Series Tractors

Original price was: $23.18.Current price is: $16.14.

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You know that sinking feeling when you spot gear oil under your front wheel—it’s not going to fix itself, and ignoring it just turns a simple seal job into a bearing replacement nightmare. This outer bearing seal for your Deutz DX4 or DX6 stops that leak cold while keeping dirt and water out of your wheel bearings where they don’t belong.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision fit that seals tight against the spinning axle shaft
  • Heavy-duty rubber compound that handles gear oil and temperature swings
  • Double-lip design keeps oil in while blocking contamination from getting in
  • Spring-loaded seal maintains pressure even as components wear over time
  • Direct replacement—no modifications needed, just swap and go

Built for Real Farm Work

Your DX4 or DX6 works hard whether it’s running a loader, pulling tillage through heavy ground, or hauling loads down the road. Those front axles take serious abuse from turning loads, side hills, and the constant jarring of rough terrain. When bearing seals fail, expensive gear oil escapes while dirt and moisture get inside to turn that oil into grinding paste.

Made to Last

This isn’t some generic seal that’ll fail in six months. The compound is specially formulated to resist the extreme pressure additives in modern gear oils that cause cheap seals to swell and crack. The reinforced design handles the constant flexing and pressure changes that come with hard farm work.

Installation Notes

Seal replacement means pulling the wheel hub and bearing assembly—plan on a couple hours per side. Clean that seal bore thoroughly and check the axle shaft for grooves that’ll kill a new seal. Install square using proper drivers, and don’t forget to coat the seal lips with gear oil before assembly. Pro tip: when one side goes, check the other—they usually wear at similar rates.