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Titan 700-689 Bronze Bearing (replaces Titan 0509644 )

Titan 700-689 Bronze Bearing (replaces Titan 0509644 )

Sourced From:
Titan Tools Inc.

 

Part number 700-689 is a Bronze Bearing used in Advantage GPX 85, PowrLiner 2850, 1800M, 2800M, SprayTech GPX 85, ProMark II, and RentSpray 700 equipment. This self‑lubricating bearing supports rotating shafts, reducing friction and wear while maintaining precise alignment. Replacing a worn, scored, or loose bronze bearing restores smooth operation, reduces noise, and prevents damage to shafts and housings.

Part Number 700-689
Part Description Bronze Bearing
Brand Multiple
Fits Advantage GPX 85, PowrLiner 2850, 1800M, 2800M, SprayTech GPX 85, ProMark II, RentSpray 700
Condition New

$14.6

 

 

Bronze Bearing for Advantage, PowrLiner, SprayTech, ProMark II, and RentSpray Equipment

The 700-689 Bronze Bearing is a precision sleeve bearing manufactured from high‑quality bronze alloy, designed for use in Advantage GPX 85, PowrLiner 2850/1800M/2800M, SprayTech GPX 85, ProMark II, and RentSpray 700 equipment. It provides a durable, low‑friction surface for rotating or oscillating shafts in pumps, drives, and other mechanical assemblies.

Bronze bearings are valued for their excellent wear resistance, conformability, and ability to operate with minimal lubrication. They are commonly used in applications where maintenance access is limited or where lubrication may be intermittent. Over time, bearings can wear due to normal use, contamination, or inadequate lubrication, resulting in increased clearance, vibration, and potential shaft damage. Replacing a worn bearing restores proper shaft support and extends equipment life.

Service Guidance: When replacing the bronze bearing, inspect the shaft for scoring or wear. Clean the housing bore thoroughly before installation. Press or tap the bearing in squarely, ensuring it is fully seated. Lubricate according to manufacturer specifications before reassembly.

What it does and when to replace it

What the bronze bearing does
Shaft support Provides a smooth bearing surface for rotating shafts
Friction reduction Minimizes wear on both shaft and housing
Alignment Maintains proper shaft positioning within the assembly
When replacement is recommended
Excessive play Noticeable shaft movement within the bearing
Visible wear Scoring, galling, or deformation of bearing surface
Noise / vibration Unusual sounds or vibration during operation
Disassembly Always replace bearing when servicing related components

Compatibility

Part number 700-689 is compatible with the following models. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision.

Brand / Model Component
Advantage GPX 85 Bronze Bearing
PowrLiner 2850 Bronze Bearing
PowrLiner 1800M Bronze Bearing
PowrLiner 2800M Bronze Bearing
SprayTech GPX 85 Bronze Bearing
ProMark II Bronze Bearing
RentSpray 700 Bronze Bearing

Related parts commonly serviced together

When replacing the bronze bearing, these components are often inspected or replaced at the same time to ensure complete system reliability.

Shaft / rod

Inspect for scoring or wear; a damaged shaft will quickly wear a new bearing.

Seals / O‑rings

Replace any seals that may have been compromised during disassembly.

Lubricant / grease

Fresh lubricant ensures proper break‑in and long bearing life.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a bronze bearing used in Advantage GPX 85, PowrLiner, SprayTech GPX 85, ProMark II, and RentSpray 700 equipment to support rotating shafts and reduce friction.

Common signs include excessive shaft play, visible wear or scoring on the bearing surface, unusual noise or vibration during operation, and loss of performance.

It fits Advantage GPX 85, PowrLiner 2850/1800M/2800M, SprayTech GPX 85, ProMark II, and RentSpray 700. Always verify using your machine's parts diagram.

While bronze bearings have some self‑lubricating properties, proper lubrication according to manufacturer specifications is still recommended for optimal performance and maximum service life.