Caster Axle for Electric Lift Truck
2I7766A
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Product Description
The 2I7766A is a direct replacement caster axle assembly designed for material handling equipment including electric pallet jacks, manual lift trucks, and electric forklifts. This caster axle provides the structural pivot point and mounting interface between the caster wheel assembly and the equipment frame, enabling smooth directional movement and steering control. Built for reliable performance in warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing environments. Verify axle diameter, mounting hole pattern, and load rating compatibility with your specific equipment before ordering.
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Caster Axle Assembly |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Steel (corrosion-resistant treatment standard) |
| Primary Function | Mounts caster wheel to frame; provides pivot point for steering and directional movement |
| Wear Indicators | Excessive wheel play, difficult steering, caster misalignment, grinding noises |
Compatibility
| Application | Electric pallet jacks, manual pallet trucks, electric forklifts, hand trucks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 2I7766A caster axle used for?
A: The 2I7766A is a caster axle component that mounts the caster wheel assembly to the lift truck frame, providing the pivot point and structural support for directional movement and steering.
Q: Which lift truck models use the 2I7766A caster axle?
A: The 2I7766A is compatible with electric pallet jacks, hand trucks, and manual lift equipment. Verify the axle diameter and mounting hole pattern match your specific equipment model before ordering.
Q: What material is the 2I7766A caster axle made from?
A: The axle is typically made from steel with corrosion-resistant treatment. Steel is standard for general warehouse use, while stainless versions resist corrosion in wet or freezer environments. Confirm material requirements with your equipment documentation.
Q: What symptoms indicate a worn caster axle?
A: Signs of axle wear include wheel play or wobble, difficult steering, caster wheel misalignment, or grinding noises during movement. Replace worn axles promptly to prevent caster failure.
Q: How should a caster axle be stored?
A: Store in a dry location away from moisture. If equipped with bearings, apply light machine oil periodically if stored long-term.
