Cone Bearing
230331
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Product Description
CONE, BEARING
Specifications
Product Overview
| Part Number | 230331 |
Compatibility
| Application | Manual Pallet Jack Load Wheel Assemblies |
| Replacement Type | Direct Replacement Component |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a bearing cone, and does it come as part of a complete bearing assembly?
A: SKU 230331 is the cone (inner race) component of a tapered roller bearing. It is typically sold as a separate part and is paired with a bearing cup (outer race). Both pieces are required for a complete bearing assembly on manual pallet jacks.
Q: Which manual pallet jack models use bearing cone SKU 230331?
A: The 230331 bearing cone is compatible with load wheel assemblies on standard manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and other OEM suppliers. Verify your equipment model and load wheel dimensions before ordering.
Q: What are the dimensions and load rating for this bearing cone?
A: The exact bore diameter, outer diameter, and load rating specifications are critical for fitment. Contact us with your equipment model or failing bearing assembly for verified dimension and capacity data.
Q: What happens if a bearing cone is worn or damaged?
A: A damaged cone causes load wheel wobbling, uneven tire wear, steering difficulty, and eventual wheel lockup. The cone and cup must be replaced as a matched pair when either shows wear, pitting, or spalling.
Q: How does the 230331 cone compare to aftermarket alternatives?
A: OEM cone specifications ensure proper load distribution and wheel alignment. Verify the bore size, material grade, and load rating match your equipment. Do not mix OEM cones with mismatched cups or aftermarket components.