Product Description
Precision sealed bearing assembly for manual pallet jack steering and load wheels. Designed for wheel assemblies rated up to 5500 lbs, compatible with 7 inch pallet jack wheels and 20mm bearing housings. Hardened steel races, Grade 10 chrome steel balls, and single-side contact rubber seal included for extended service in industrial use.
Specifications
Material
| Ball Specification | High carbon chrome steel balls (Grade 10) |
| Race Hardness | Rockwell C58 minimum |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | 55002-28 |
| OEM Part Number | 55002-28 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What load capacity is the 55002-28 bearing assembly rated for?
A: The 55002-28 is rated for wheel assemblies handling up to 5500 lbs. This makes it suitable for mid to heavy-duty manual pallet jack applications with significant load requirements.
Q: Which wheel sizes does the 55002-28 work with?
A: The 55002-28 is designed for 7 inch pallet jack wheels with 20 mm bearing housings. Verify your wheel size and bearing pocket dimensions before ordering.
Q: What materials are used in the 55002-28 bearing construction?
A: The 55002-28 features hardened steel races with Grade 10 high carbon chrome steel balls and a single-side contact rubber seal. Raceway hardness is Rockwell C58 minimum, providing durability under demanding warehouse use.
Q: Is the 55002-28 sealed against moisture and dust?
A: Yes. The 55002-28 includes a single-side contact rubber seal to protect against water, ice, and dust contamination. This design extends service life in wet floors and cold storage environments.
Q: What manual pallet jack brands use the 55002-28 bearing assembly?
A: The 55002-28 is compatible with manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, and other major manufacturers. Cross-reference your equipment model and wheel assembly part number before ordering.
Q: Does the 55002-28 require replacement at regular intervals?
A: The 55002-28 has no scheduled replacement interval. Service life is typically 3 to 7 years depending on load, usage frequency, and environmental conditions. Replace when you notice grinding noise, wheel resistance, or visible deterioration.
