Product Description
Cup, bearing
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does SKU 800013620 fit?
A: SKU 800013620 is a bearing cup designed for electric lift truck wheel assemblies. This part is compatible with standard load wheel bearing cartridges used in electric pallet jacks and walk-behind electric forklifts from manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and similar OEM brands. Confirm your specific model and serial range for exact compatibility.
Q: What is the material composition and design?
A: The bearing cup is a hardened steel component with a tapered roller bearing race profile. It is engineered to withstand the sustained loads and vibration typical of electric material handling equipment operation. The cup works as the outer race of a tapered roller bearing assembly.
Q: How does this part differ from manual pallet jack bearing cups?
A: Electric lift truck bearing cups may have different dimension specifications than manual pallet jack cups due to higher sustained loads in electric drive applications. Do not interchange electric and manual equipment bearing parts. Always verify part compatibility with your specific equipment model before ordering.
Q: What maintenance does this bearing cup require?
A: Electric lift truck bearing cups require regular lubrication to prevent premature wear. Monitor for grinding noises, wheel resistance, or rough rotation. If bearing cup wear is detected, replace the cup and matching cone as a complete bearing set to maintain proper clearances and load support.
Q: What is the lifespan of this bearing cup in electric truck service?
A: In typical electric lift truck operation with standard lubrication, a bearing cup lasts 2 to 4 years. Heavy-use environments, continuous operation, or poor maintenance reduce lifespan. Electric equipment often experiences higher sustained loads than manual equipment, affecting bearing component durability.
Q: Can I use a manual pallet jack bearing cup as a substitute?
A: No. Do not substitute manual pallet jack bearing cups in electric lift trucks. Electric equipment experiences different load profiles and cycle patterns. Mismatched bearing components will cause improper clearances, accelerated wear, and potential wheel failure. Use only the correct part number for your equipment type.