Product Description
SU S9752 is a set of four 2 1/2 inch diameter polymer wheels designed for replacement on electric lift trucks. Intended use: indoor industrial material handling.
Specifications
Category
| Intended Application | Electric lift trucks, suitable for indoor material handling applications |
Material
| Wheel Construction | Polymer (cushion-type, non-marking) |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | SU S9752 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the SU S9752 set include and what are the specifications?
A: The SU S9752 is a replacement set of four 2.5 inch diameter cushion-type polymer wheels. The wheels are non-marking, designed for indoor material handling on electric lift trucks. Each wheel is 2.5 inches in diameter and constructed from durable polymer compound rated for typical warehouse use.
Q: Can I use the SU S9752 in wet or cold storage environments?
A: The SU S9752 is rated for standard indoor material handling applications. For wet floors or cold storage environments, verify that these wheels meet your facility environmental requirements. Contact us with your specific temperature and moisture conditions to confirm suitability.
Q: Is the SU S9752 compatible with my electric lift truck brand?
A: The SU S9752 is designed for general electric lift truck applications. Compatibility depends on the truck model, axle diameter, and wheel bearing configuration. Verify the existing wheel diameter and axle size before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q: What is the installation procedure for the SU S9752 wheel set?
A: Raise and support the truck frame securely. Remove the axle nuts or fasteners holding the old wheels. Slide off the old wheels and bearings. Install the new SU S9752 wheels onto the axles, ensuring bearing seals are clean and properly seated. Reinstall fasteners and torque to manufacturer specifications. Test roll the truck to confirm even wheel contact.
Q: What maintenance keeps the SU S9752 wheels performing well?
A: Inspect wheels monthly for cracks, flat spots, or debris embedded in the polymer. Clean wheels with a damp cloth to remove dust and buildup. Rotate the truck to different floor areas during extended storage to prevent flat spotting. Check bearing preload and lubrication per truck maintenance schedule.
Q: How do I diagnose if the SU S9752 wheels are causing steering issues?
A: Inspect all four wheels for uneven wear, damage, or out-of-round condition. Manually spin each wheel and listen for grinding or bearing resistance. Check that wheel assemblies are seated evenly on the axles. If the truck pulls to one side, measure tire wear patterns and inspect axle alignment.