Wacker Neuson 5100047119 Inclined Ball Bearing

The Wacker Neuson Inclined Ball Bearing is a genuine OEM inclined ball bearing designed for the DPU5247, DPU5260, DPU5275, DPU6260, and DPU6275 series vibration plates, as well as the BPU5260 and BPU6275 series. As a factory-sourced component, this bearing meets the exact tolerancing and load specifications required by Wacker Neuson for these machines. It is a direct-fit replacement compatible across a broad range of Heh, He, H, and variant configurations within those series. Confirm your model number before ordering to ensure this is the correct bearing for your application.

Key Features

• Precision OEM Tolerancing — Manufactured to Wacker Neuson's exact radial and axial load ratings, ensuring the bearing handles the eccentric shaft forces generated during compaction without premature wear.
• Drop-In Fitment Across Multiple Series — Engineered to seat correctly in the exciter housing of DPU5247, DPU5260, DPU5275, DPU6260, and DPU6275 series plates, as well as BPU5260 and BPU6275 models, with no re-machining or adaptation needed.
• Broad Model Coverage — A single bearing part number covers Heh, He, Hehcb+, Hehcpb+, Hep, Hp, and standard H variants across the DPU52xx, DPU62xx, and BPU series, simplifying parts inventory for multi-machine fleets.
• Sustained Compaction Output — A correctly seated inclined ball bearing maintains consistent eccentric mass rotation, preserving the plate's rated centrifugal force and compaction depth. A worn bearing causes vibration loss, uneven compaction, and accelerated exciter damage.
• Genuine Wacker Neuson Part — Supplied as genuine OEM stock, this bearing carries the same part number — 5100047119 — referenced in Wacker Neuson parts documentation, so you can order with confidence that you are receiving the correct component.

An inclined ball bearing is a load-carrying component mounted inside the exciter unit of a reversible or forward-moving vibration plate. Its angled orientation allows it to manage both the radial forces generated by the rotating eccentric weights and the axial thrust loads produced during direction changes, keeping the exciter shaft running smoothly under continuous compaction stress. When this bearing begins to fail, operators typically notice increased noise from the exciter housing, a drop in plate vibration intensity, or irregular movement — all signs that the bearing is no longer transferring rotational force efficiently and that further operation risks damaging surrounding exciter components.

Part Details

Compatibility & Fitment

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Fitment is machine-number and revision-specific; always confirm your model and serial number against the fitment list.

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