Product Description
Steer wheel assembly for manual pallet jacks, OEM part A000037549 by Liftsplus.com. Polyurethane wheel bonded to machined steel hub, 8 inch diameter, 2 inch wheel width, 25 mm bearing bore diameter, for use as replacement steer wheel in manual pallet trucks. Assembly includes axle shaft, double sealed radial ball bearing, and snap ring mounting.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Wheel Material | Polyurethane tread, machined steel hub |
| Finish | Machined steel hub, natural polyurethane tread |
| Hub Material | Steel core with machined finish |
Dimensions & Specifications
| Assembly Components | Axle shaft, double sealed radial ball bearing, snap ring mounting |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | A000037549 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does this steer wheel assembly fit?
A: This is a steer wheel assembly for manual pallet jacks and hand trucks that require a wheel. Verify your equipment specifications match these dimensions before ordering.
Q: What are the key specifications of this assembly?
A: The assembly features a polyurethane tread bonded to a machined steel hub. It includes axle shaft, double sealed radial ball bearing, and snap ring mounting.
Q: Why choose polyurethane tread wheels?
A: Polyurethane provides excellent traction and wear resistance for indoor warehouse and production floor environments. The double sealed bearing design protects against dust and moisture, extending service life compared to unsealed bearing designs.
Q: How do I know when the wheel needs replacement?
A: Replace the assembly if the polyurethane tread wears flat, if the bearing binds or creates noise during rotation, or if the pallet jack pulls to one side indicating bearing damage. Worn wheels reduce steering control and increase operator effort.
Q: Is this a complete assembly or are additional parts needed?
A: This is a complete steer wheel assembly ready for use. It includes the wheel hub, axle shaft, double sealed ball bearing, and snap ring. Additional bearings or shafts are not required unless you need replacement components.
Q: What should I do if the wheel makes noise or becomes difficult to turn?
A: Noise or resistance during rotation typically indicates bearing wear or contamination. Inspect the bearing for damage and replace the assembly if the bearing cannot be cleaned or serviced. Continued use with damaged bearings affects steering control and safety.
