Product Description
TY97140-06004-71 is a single-shielded ball bearing for industrial forklift and pallet jack wheel assemblies, manufactured by Toyota. Suitable for high-cycle, heavy-load applications. Alloy steel construction, precision ground, pre-lubricated for extended service life.
Specifications
Material
| Finish | Precision ground raceway |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | TY97140-06004-71 |
| OEM Manufacturer | Toyota Material Handling |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | 971400620171 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is part number TY97140-06004-71?
A: TY97140-06004-71 is a single-shielded ball bearing manufactured by Toyota for industrial forklift and pallet jack wheel assemblies. It features alloy steel construction with precision-ground raceways and factory pre-lubrication for extended service life in heavy-load applications.
Q: Which pallet jack models does bearing 97140-06004 fit?
A: This bearing is compatible with Toyota manual and electric pallet jack wheel assemblies and equivalent models from Crown, Raymond, and other OEM brands using this bearing standard. Cross-reference number 971400620171 can help identify compatible equipment.
Q: What materials is the TY97140-06004-71 bearing made from?
A: The bearing is constructed from alloy steel with precision-ground and hardened raceways. Single shield design provides load wheel durability while allowing minimal lubrication access. Pre-lubrication at the factory is intended to provide extended service intervals.
Q: What is the cross-reference part number for 97140-06004?
A: The cross-reference part number for TY97140-06004-71 is 971400620171. OEM part number designation is TY97140-06004-71.
Q: How long does this bearing last in high-cycle applications?
A: Bearing lifespan depends on load cycles, operating environment, and maintenance practices. Pre-lubrication supports extended intervals. Signs of wear include rough rotation, increased friction, or audible grinding in the load wheel assembly.
Q: How do I know if bearing 97140-06004 needs replacement?
A: Replace this bearing if you detect roughness during wheel rotation, excessive play in the bearing bore, heat buildup, squeaking, or visible contamination. Testing for lateral movement or binding is a simple field check.
