Product Description
Replacement precision sealed bearing, OEM part number 97220-01300, for manual pallet jack applications. Features 20 mm bore diameter, 47 mm outside diameter, 14 mm width. Equivalent to trade number 6204. Through hardened bearing steel construction with contact seals for extended service life.
Specifications
Material
| Material Specification | Bearing grade steel, through hardened |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 97220-01300 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the trade number equivalent for bearing 97220-01300?
A: Bearing 97220-01300 is equivalent to trade number 6204. Both refer to the same bearing specification: 20 mm bore diameter, 47 mm outside diameter, 14 mm width, through-hardened bearing steel with contact seals. Use this cross-reference when comparing bearing specifications across suppliers.
Q: What pallet jacks use the 97220-01300 bearing?
A: The 97220-01300 bearing fits manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and other OEM brands that use a 20 mm bore wheel assembly. This bearing is commonly found in load wheel and steer wheel assemblies. Confirm your existing bearing bore before ordering.
Q: Why does the 97220-01300 have contact seals?
A: Contact seals on the 97220-01300 prevent water, oil, dirt, and debris from entering the bearing races. This extends service life significantly compared to unsealed bearings in warehouse and outdoor environments. The trade-off is slightly higher friction compared to open bearings, which is acceptable for pallet jack applications.
Q: What material is the 97220-01300 bearing made from?
A: The 97220-01300 is constructed from through-hardened bearing-grade steel. This material is hardened uniformly throughout to withstand radial and thrust loads from the weight of loaded pallets. Through-hardening provides consistent hardness and extends bearing life compared to case-hardened alternatives.
Q: When should the 97220-01300 bearing be replaced?
A: Replace the 97220-01300 when you detect grinding noise, excessive play in the wheel, or the wheel becomes difficult to rotate. Under normal warehouse use, sealed precision bearings last 2-4 years. Wet or salt environments reduce bearing life to 1-2 years. Replace both bearings in a wheel assembly even if only one shows failure to maintain balanced rotation.
