Bomag 05744328 Thrust Disc

The Bomag 05744328 Thrust Disc is a genuine OEM component designed for a range of Bomag reversible vibratory plates, forward vibratory plates, tampers, and walk-behind rollers. Sourced directly from Bomag, this thrust disc carries the same part number 05744328 used in the original assembly, ensuring an exact match for compatible machines. This component fits models including the BPR 30/38 D, BPR 30/38 D-2, BPR 30/38 D-3, BPR 40/45 D, BPR 40/45 D-2, BPR 40/45 D-3, BPR 50/52 D, BPR 50/52 D-2, BPR 50/52 D-3, BP 15/45 D, BP 15/45 D-2, BP 18/45 D-2, BT 80 D, and BW 75 H. Choosing an authentic Bomag OEM part means you get the correct material grade, dimensional tolerancing, and load rating specified for these machines — no guesswork on compatibility.

Key Features

• OEM Axial Load Management — manufactured to Bomag's original dimensional and material specifications, ensuring the thrust disc handles the correct axial load for vibratory plate, tamper, and roller drive systems
• Direct-Swap Installation — replaces the original thrust disc under part number 05744328 with no rework or machining needed, dropping into the same mounting position as the factory component
• Broad Bomag Fitment — confirmed for BPR-series reversible vibratory plates, BP-series forward vibratory plates including the BP 15/45 D and BP 18/45 D-2, the BT 80 D tamper, and the BW 75 H walk-behind roller
• Protects Drivetrain Components — a correctly functioning thrust disc controls axial shaft movement and prevents metal-to-metal contact between rotating assemblies; wear or failure accelerates bearing and housing damage
• Genuine Bomag OEM Quality — supplied as an authentic Bomag part, not a substitute, so the hardness, surface finish, and thickness all meet the tolerances the original design requires

A thrust disc controls axial (end-to-end) movement along a rotating shaft, acting as a bearing surface that absorbs thrust loads generated during operation. In vibratory compaction equipment, where eccentric weights spin at high speed to produce compaction force, keeping shaft movement within tight limits is critical to protecting bearings, housings, and the exciter mechanism itself. When a thrust disc wears thin or develops surface damage, it allows excessive shaft play, which puts abnormal stress on adjacent components and can lead to rapid bearing failure and loss of compaction performance.

Part Details

Compatibility & Fitment

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