Allpoints 050216 Front Bearing Nylon Taylor Freezer

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 050216 is a front bearing designed for use in Taylor soft-serve and frozen dessert freezer equipment. Made from nylon, this bearing supports rotating shaft assemblies inside the freezing cylinder, reducing friction and wear during continuous operation. It measures 1.3125 inches inner diameter, 1.9375 inches outer diameter, and 0.875 inches in depth. The nylon construction resists moisture and the cold temperatures common in commercial freezer applications. Food service equipment technicians and refrigeration mechanics are the primary installers of this component during scheduled preventive maintenance or after wear-related failure.

This front bearing is suited for commercial soft-serve and shake freezer machines that require periodic bearing replacement as part of a standard rebuild. It is commonly replaced during cylinder disassembly when the drive shaft shows signs of wobble, scoring, or excessive play. The part is sold as an individual unit and is a direct replacement for the original bearing position on applicable Taylor freezer models. Facilities that service high-volume dessert equipment benefit from keeping this component on hand to minimize machine downtime.

Key Features

• Nylon construction resists moisture and cold operating environments
• Inner diameter of 1.3125 inches fits Taylor freezer shaft specifications
• Outer diameter of 1.9375 inches for correct housing seat fit
• Depth of 0.875 inches matches OEM bearing pocket dimensions
• Sold individually for single-point replacement or full rebuild kits

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement front bearing for Taylor freezer equipment. Refer to your specific Taylor model service manual to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified food service equipment technician or refrigeration mechanic. Power down and lockout the machine before disassembling the freezing cylinder or drive components. Remove the old bearing carefully to avoid scoring the housing bore, and inspect the drive shaft for wear before seating the replacement. Follow the equipment manufacturer's reassembly torque and lubrication guidance as documented in the applicable service manual.