Product Description
OEM thrust bearing (part number 130519) for Clark electric lift trucks, machined from high-strength bearing steel for axial load support in heavy-duty industrial applications. Designed for reliable performance in lift assemblies requiring precision thrust components.
Specifications
Material
| Material Construction | High strength bearing steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 130519 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 130519 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is OEM thrust bearing 130519 and what does it do?
A: Part number 130519 is an OEM thrust bearing designed for Clark electric lift trucks. It supports axial (vertical) loads in lift assemblies, preventing sideways movement of rotating shafts under heavy loads.
Q: Is 130519 compatible with other lift truck brands?
A: This bearing is engineered specifically for Clark electric lift trucks. While some thrust bearing dimensions may be similar across brands, using the OEM part for Clark equipment ensures correct fit and performance in the lift mechanism.
Q: What material is this thrust bearing made from?
A: Part 130519 is machined from high-strength bearing steel rated for sustained axial loads in heavy-duty industrial applications. This material provides the rigidity and wear resistance needed for lift truck duty cycles.
Q: What load capacity does thrust bearing 130519 support?
A: Axial load capacity is determined by bearing design and shaft diameter. Check your Clark equipment service manual or bearing specification documentation to confirm load rating for your specific truck model.
Q: What are common failure symptoms for this thrust bearing?
A: Signs of thrust bearing failure include increased noise or grinding sounds in the mast assembly, lateral shaft movement, or difficulty lifting loads. Grinding or squealing indicates race wear or rolling element damage.
Q: How long should thrust bearing 130519 last in service?
A: With proper lubrication and normal lift truck operating hours, this bearing typically lasts 6 to 10 years. Lifespan decreases with overloading, inadequate lubrication, or contamination from dirt and debris.
