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Single Flanged Belt Idler Bearing for Weiss-McNair Nut Harvester Elevator Systems

Original price was: $19.45.Current price is: $12.75.

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When your nut harvester’s elevator starts making noise or the belt isn’t tracking right, it’s often this bearing that’s calling it quits. The elevator system on your Weiss-McNair is working hard during harvest season, moving tons of nuts from the ground up into your bins, and this little bearing keeps everything rolling smooth. A worn bearing can throw off belt tension, cause premature belt wear, and even damage other parts of the elevator assembly.

What You’re Getting

  • Genuine NTN bearing built specifically for agricultural applications and heavy-duty use
  • Single flange design that mounts securely and handles the side loads from belt tension
  • Sealed construction keeps dust and debris out while keeping lubrication in
  • Direct replacement for your original bearing—no modifications needed

Built for Harvest Season Demands

This bearing is designed for the unique challenges of nut harvesting equipment, where dust, debris, and constant operation put extra stress on moving parts. Your Weiss-McNair harvester depends on that elevator to keep nuts flowing smoothly from pickup to storage, and this bearing is a critical link in that chain.

Made to Last

NTN has been making bearings for agricultural equipment for decades, and they understand what it takes to survive in farm conditions. The sealed design protects the internal components from the dust and moisture that comes with field work, while the single flange provides the mounting stability needed for belt-driven applications.

Installation Notes

This bearing typically presses or bolts into place on the elevator roller assembly. Check your belt tension after installation—a new bearing might change how your belt sits, so you may need to make minor adjustments. If you’re replacing this bearing, it’s smart to inspect your belt for wear while you’ve got things apart.