This item is used for front tire Mechanical Buffalo (MB).
Tire, Rim and tube saiz 21 x 9 x 10 .
Dismension :  10.5" x 2.3 " x  5.8"
Weight           : 3 kg
 
Component: A bushing (or bush) in the front wheel of a Mechanical Buffalo is a cylindrical sleeve, typically made of metal (e.g., bronze, brass, or steel) or durable plastic, used to:
Reduce friction between the wheel hub and axle or drive shaft.
Support the wheel’s rotation while maintaining alignment with the drive shaft.
Absorb vibration and wear, protecting more expensive components like the hub or axle.
Location: The bushing is likely located in the wheel hub where the right-side drive shaft (with long stripes) connects to the front wheel (main drive wheel on the right side). It may also be part of the axle assembly or gearbox output where the drive shaft engages.
Role: Ensures smooth rotation of the wheel, proper power transfer from the gearbox via the drive shaft, and durability under agricultural loads (e.g., plowing or transport).
 
Application in Mechanical Buffalo
Mechanical Buffalo (MB): A two-wheeled tractor used for farming tasks, powered by a gearbox that drives both wheels via drive shafts. The right-side drive shaft (long stripes) connects the gearbox to the right wheel, which you referred to as the “front tyre.”
Front Wheel Context: In MB tillers, the two main wheels are the primary drive wheels, and the term “front wheel” likely refers to the right wheel in this context. The bushing supports the wheel’s connection to the drive shaft or axle.
 
Bushing Specifics:
Material: Often bronze or steel for durability in harsh conditions. Some modern MBs may use self-lubricating plastic bushings.
Fit: Press-fitted or secured with a retaining clip in the wheel hub or axle housing.
Identification: The right-side wheel bushing may be identical to the left-side bushing unless the hub or axle design differs due to the drive shaft’s length (long stripes for right).