Link Assembly
A000036531
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Product Description
Link assembly
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Hydraulic Link Assembly |
Physical Specifications
| Material | High-Strength Steel |
| Construction | Welded joints with machined pivot points |
| Finish Options | Zinc-plated or painted |
| Function | Connects hydraulic cylinders to lift mechanism; transfers force for load platform movement |
| Corrosion Protection | Yes - zinc-plated or painted finish |
Compatibility
| Compatible Equipment | Pallet jacks, stackers, lift trucks |
| Compatible Manufacturers | Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Mitsubishi |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the A000036531 link assembly?
A: The A000036531 is a linkage assembly that connects and coordinates movement between hydraulic cylinders and the lift mechanism on material handling equipment. It transfers force from the hydraulic system to raise and lower the load platform or forks.
Q: Which equipment models use the A000036531 link assembly?
A: The A000036531 link assembly is compatible with pallet jacks, stackers, and lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and Mitsubishi. Confirm your equipment serial range to ensure proper fit and function.
Q: What material is the A000036531 link assembly constructed from?
A: The A000036531 link assembly is fabricated from high-strength steel with welded joints and pivot points. It may feature a zinc-plated or painted finish for corrosion protection in warehouse and outdoor storage environments.
Q: What symptoms indicate the A000036531 link assembly needs replacement?
A: Replace the A000036531 if the lift feels uneven or jerky, the platform does not remain level during operation, visible cracks or breaks are present in welds, or excessive play exists between connection points. A damaged link assembly compromises load stability and safety.
