Product Description
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Polyurethane load wheel with sealed ball bearings designed for manual pallet jack applications. This replacement wheel incorporates a 2.75 inch diameter, 3.75 inch width, 70D Shore hardness polyurethane tread, and a steel core to deliver abrasion resistance and quiet operation. Includes axle, mounting hardware, and sealed precision bearings. Compatible with manual pallet jack models using 2.75" x 4" load wheels. No cross-reference or interchange part numbers currently identified.
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Specifications
Material
| Core Construction | Metal core for load-bearing strength |
| Bearing Material | Steel (sealed ball bearings) |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 25029 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions of the 25029 polyurethane load wheel?
A: The 25029 load wheel measures 2.9 inches in diameter and 4 inches in width. It features a 70D Shore hardness polyurethane tread and is compatible with manual pallet jack models designed for 2.75" x 4" load wheels.
Q: What material is the 25029 wheel tread made from?
A: The 25029 features a 70D Shore hardness polyurethane tread bonded to a steel core. This polyurethane compound provides abrasion resistance, quiet operation, and durability in standard material handling applications on dry and wet concrete surfaces.
Q: Does the 25029 include bearings and mounting hardware?
A: Yes, the 25029 includes an axle, mounting hardware, and sealed precision ball bearings. The sealed bearings provide maintenance-free operation and protect against contamination in typical warehouse and loading dock environments.
Q: Which manual pallet jack models use the 25029 load wheel?
A: The 25029 is a replacement wheel compatible with manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and other manufacturers that use 2.75" x 4" load wheel assemblies. Verify wheel diameter and width match your equipment before ordering.
Q: How long does the 25029 wheel typically last in service?
A: The 25029 polyurethane wheel lifespan depends on load, floor conditions, and usage frequency. Tread wear and bearing condition are the primary factors. Sealed bearings require no maintenance; replace the wheel when tread surface shows excessive wear or loss of grip.