Product Overview
Two-Bolt Pillow Block Bearing Unit with Grease Fitting and Set Screw Locking
Condition
Unused, new old stock. The manufacturer's box is a bit rough. Markings legible: Browning and MPS-224 on the housing label; Browning and BEARING UNITS on the box, with 3/8/53 handwritten on its end.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.
Product Overview
A two-bolt pillow block carries a shaft in a bearing insert, with the housing bolted down through its two feet. This MPS-224 has slotted mounting holes, a grease fitting on top of the housing and a socket set screw in the ring at the bore.
Key Features
- Housing label reads Browning MPS-224
- 1.5 inch bore
- Cast iron housing with a ball bearing insert
- Two slotted mounting holes in the base
- Grease fitting on top of the housing
- Socket set screw in the ring at the bore
Applications
- Replacing a worn MPS-224 on a conveyor or drive shaft
- Keeping a spare on hand for equipment that already runs this number
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it have a grease fitting?
Yes. A grease fitting sits on top of the housing.
What is the bore size?
1.5 inches.
Is the box in good shape?
No. The manufacturer's box is a bit rough; the bearing itself is unused.
Is the part number on the bearing itself?
Yes. The label on the housing reads Browning MPS-224, so it can be matched against the label on the old block before the swap. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
Someone wrote 3/8/53 on the end of the box, and the bearing inside stayed unused. Match the MPS-224 label to your old block and give it a shaft.
