Product Description
Deep groove ball bearing SKU 7F4030 for manual pallet jack steering and load wheels; 20 mm bore, 47 mm outside diameter, 14 mm width, sealed design, high-carbon chrome steel construction. Direct replacement for compatible Liftsplus.com pallet trucks.
Specifications
Material
| Bearing Material | High carbon chrome steel (SAE 52100) |
| Seal Material | Nitrile rubber |
| Cage Material | Pressed steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 7F4030 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7F4030 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications of the 7F4030 deep groove ball bearing?
A: SKU 7F4030 is a sealed deep groove ball bearing with 20 mm bore, 47 mm outside diameter, and 14 mm width. It is constructed from high-carbon chrome steel (SAE 52100) races and rolling elements, with a nitrile rubber seal and pressed steel cage.
Q: What is the 7F4030 bearing used for in manual pallet jacks?
A: The 7F4030 is designed for steering wheel and load wheel applications in manual pallet jack assemblies. The sealed design provides protection against dust and moisture while delivering smooth rotation under load.
Q: Which manual pallet jack models are compatible with the 7F4030 bearing?
A: The 7F4030 is compatible with manual pallet trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Clark, CAT, Mitsubishi, and BT. The 20 mm bore and 47 mm OD dimensions are industry-standard for these applications. Always verify your equipment specifications before ordering.
Q: What is the service life of the 7F4030 bearing in typical warehouse use?
A: The 7F4030 sealed bearing will typically perform for 3 to 5 years in standard warehouse environments. High-carbon chrome steel construction and nitrile seals resist wear and corrosion. Performance depends on load cycles, moisture exposure, and maintenance practices.
Q: How do I know if the 7F4030 bearing needs replacement?
A: Replace the 7F4030 if you hear grinding or clicking during wheel rotation, feel grinding resistance when spinning the wheel by hand, notice play or wobble in the wheel assembly, or detect heat buildup in the wheel area. These are signs of bearing failure.
