Polyurethane Wheel for Forklift
00591-10318-71
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Product Description
Polyurethane wheel
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What forklifts use the 00591-10318-71 polyurethane wheel?
A: The 00591-10318-71 is a polyurethane wheel suitable for various electric and gas forklift models across multiple brands such as Yale, Hyster, Toyota, and Clark. Confirm your forklift make, model, and serial range match this wheel before ordering.
Q: What are the material and construction specifications of this wheel?
A: The 00591-10318-71 features a polyurethane tire molded onto a steel or cast-iron wheel hub. Polyurethane provides good abrasion resistance, does not mark floors excessively, and performs well in both indoor and moderate outdoor environments. Verify the hub material and bearing type match your truck.
Q: How do I replace the 00591-10318-71 wheel?
A: Lift the forklift on a stable hoist or use blocking. Remove the axle cotter pin and nut. Slide the old wheel off the axle shaft. Install the new wheel by reversing this process. Use a new cotter pin and ensure the nut is snug but not over-tightened, allowing free wheel rotation. Spin the wheel to verify smooth operation.
Q: What is the typical service life of this polyurethane wheel?
A: The 00591-10318-71 typically lasts 2 to 5 years depending on operating hours, load cycles, floor surface, and maintenance. Wheels operated indoors on clean floors last longer than those exposed to rough outdoor terrain or heavy contamination.
Q: What maintenance does this wheel require?
A: Keep the wheel clean of debris and buildup. Inspect bearings and axle regularly for play or noise. Check for flat-spotting, cracks, or chunks missing from the tread. Lubricate wheel bearings per the forklift manual. Replace wheels immediately if bearing play develops, as this indicates imminent failure and loss of steering control.