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Titan 858-653 Shoulder Screw

Titan 858-653 Shoulder Screw

Sourced From:
Titan Tools Inc.

 

Part 858-653 is a shoulder screw used in critical pivot and adjustment points on ProMark II and PowrLiner equipment. It provides a precise shoulder diameter for controlled rotation or sliding, ensuring accurate alignment and smooth operation.

Part Number 858-653
Part Description Shoulder Screw
Brand Titan
Fits
  • ProMark II: Model No 759-2010
  • PowrLiner: 8900, 8900 XLT, 8900 XLT SP, 6950, 6900 XLT, 6900 XLT SP, 6000, 5000, 4950, 4900, 4900 XLT, 4000, 3100, 2800, 1800M, 2800M, 800, 4500, 2850, 550, 5500, 4955, 6955, 8955, 3500 72v, 3000, 3500s
Condition New

$3.9

 

Shoulder Screw for ProMark II & PowrLiner Equipment

The 858-653 Shoulder Screw is a precision fastener used in pivot assemblies, linkage points, and adjustment mechanisms. Its unthreaded shoulder provides a smooth bearing surface, allowing components to rotate or slide freely while maintaining precise alignment and preventing side‑load damage.

A worn, bent, or missing shoulder screw can cause misalignment, excessive play, binding, or premature wear of mating components. Replacing a damaged screw with this genuine Titan part restores correct fit, smooth operation, and equipment reliability.

Service Guidance: Inspect the mating hole and shoulder surface for wear or deformation. Clean threads thoroughly and use thread‑locking compound if specified. Torque to manufacturer specifications.

What it does and when to replace it

What the shoulder screw does
Provides bearing surface Allows pivoting or sliding without thread wear
Maintains alignment Precisely positions components to prevent binding
Transfers shear loads Shoulder carries radial forces, protecting threads from damage
When replacement is recommended
Worn shoulder Visible wear, scoring, or reduction in diameter
Bent / damaged Screw is bent or threads are damaged
Excessive play Loose fit or movement in the assembly
Missing / lost Screw is absent during reassembly

Compatibility

Part 858-653 is compatible with the following models. Always verify fitment using the correct parts diagram for your specific equipment revision.

Model Component
ProMark II (Model No 759-2010) Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 8900 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 8900 XLT Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 8900 XLT SP Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 6950 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 6900 XLT Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 6900 XLT SP Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 6000 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 5000 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 4950 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 4900 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 4900 XLT Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 4000 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 3100 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 2800 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 1800M Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 2800M Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 800 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 4500 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 2850 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 550 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 5500 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 4955 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 6955 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 8955 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 3500 72v Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 3000 Shoulder Screw
PowrLiner 3500s Shoulder Screw

Related parts commonly serviced together

When replacing a shoulder screw, inspect these associated components.

Washers / spacers

Check for wear or deformation; replace if needed to maintain proper spacing.

Mating bracket / linkage

Inspect the hole or slot where the shoulder rides for elongation or damage.

Threaded insert / nut

If threads are stripped, repair or replace the mating threaded component.

Frequently Asked Questions

A shoulder screw provides a precise bearing surface for rotating or sliding components. The unthreaded shoulder acts as a shaft, while the threads secure the assembly, ensuring accurate alignment and smooth movement.

Common signs: excessive play in the mechanism, binding, misalignment, unusual wear on mating parts, or visible damage to the screw (bent, worn shoulder).

It is used on ProMark II (759-2010) and a wide range of PowrLiner models. See the compatibility table above for a complete list.

No. A standard bolt lacks the precision shoulder that provides the bearing surface and maintains alignment. Using a substitute can cause binding, premature wear, and unsafe operation. Always use the correct shoulder screw.