Product Description
Bearing ass'y
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 7130176 bearing assembly used for in fork lift equipment?
A: Part number 7130176 is a bearing assembly for fork lift load wheel or steer wheel applications. This bearing assembly supports the rotation and movement of fork lift wheels under heavy dynamic loads typical of powered material handling equipment. It is designed for frequent use in warehouse, distribution center, and manufacturing environments.
Q: What are the specifications and dimensions of the 7130176?
A: The 7130176 bearing assembly specifications include bore diameter, outer diameter, and width dimensions specific to fork lift wheel configurations. Exact measurements depend on whether the bearing serves a load wheel or steer wheel position. Verify the current bearing assembly dimensions or provide your fork lift model to confirm the 7130176 is the correct replacement.
Q: Which fork lift brands and models are compatible with the 7130176 bearing assembly?
A: The 7130176 is compatible with electric and internal combustion fork lifts from manufacturers including Toyota, Crown, Raymond, Yale, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, Mitsubishi, CAT, and BT. Compatibility is confirmed by matching wheel bore diameter and axle specifications. Contact us with your fork lift model, serial number, or current bearing part number for exact cross-reference verification.
Q: What material and sealing construction does the 7130176 feature?
A: The 7130176 uses hardened chrome steel ball bearings and races designed to handle high radial loads common in fork lift operation. Construction may include sealed or shielded designs to protect against grease loss and contamination. Confirm the seal type with your equipment specification since sealed and open bearing variants exist for different operating environments.
Q: How long does the 7130176 bearing last and what signs indicate replacement is needed?
A: Service life varies based on load intensity and maintenance frequency. Fork lifts with regular use in demanding environments may require bearing replacement every 2000 to 5000 operating hours. Replace the 7130176 if the wheel exhibits noise, wobble, excessive heat, or resistance during operation. Grease leakage or visible seal damage also indicate the bearing assembly needs replacement.