Product Description
Roll pin
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a roll pin and what is its purpose in forklift equipment?
A: A roll pin is a hollow cylindrical fastener used to secure linkage components, bushings, and structural connections in forklift assemblies. It provides a removable, non-permanent connection that can be replaced without damaging mating parts.
Q: What material is the 40666 roll pin manufactured from?
A: The 40666 roll pin is manufactured from hardened steel and spring-tempered to withstand repeated load cycling and vibration in forklift operations without permanent deformation or fatigue failure.
Q: Which forklift brands and models use the 40666 roll pin?
A: The 40666 roll pin is compatible with multiple forklift manufacturers including Toyota, Crown, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and other industrial lift truck models. Verify your equipment model and part location before ordering.
Q: What is the standard diameter and length of the 40666 roll pin?
A: The 40666 roll pin has specific diameter and length dimensions engineered to fit standard pivot points and linkage connections in forklift assemblies. Measure the pin bore hole to confirm correct size before ordering.
Q: How often should roll pins be inspected or replaced on forklifts?
A: Roll pins should be inspected during regular forklift maintenance and replaced if they show signs of wear, corrosion, bent condition, or loose fit in the bore hole. Preventive replacement intervals depend on equipment usage intensity and operating environment.