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17447

Industrial Axle Assembly for Electric Lift Trucks

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Product Description

Industrial axle for electric lift truck applications; direct replacement part, SKU 17447. Designed for compatibility with select electric pallet jacks and lift trucks. Supplied by Liftsplus.com as an OEM-quality component.

Specifications

Part Numbers
OEM Part Number17447
Manufacturer Part Number17447

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What equipment does SKU 17447 axle fit?
A: The 17447 is a direct replacement industrial axle for electric lift trucks and electric pallet jacks. This part is compatible with multiple OEM platforms including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and Yale equipment. Always verify your equipment model and axle dimensions before ordering.

Q: Is there a cross-reference part number for axle 17447?
A: SKU 17447 is an OEM-equivalent replacement part. If your equipment originally used a different manufacturer part number, contact us with your equipment model and serial range to verify compatibility and identify any alternative reference numbers.

Q: What material is the 17447 axle made from?
A: This industrial axle is manufactured to OEM specifications for durability in electric lift truck applications. The exact material composition varies by OEM platform. Refer to your equipment documentation or contact us with your specific model for material grade details.

Q: How long does the 17447 axle typically last in service?
A: Lifespan depends on duty cycle, load, and maintenance practices. Properly maintained axles in standard material handling operations typically last 3 to 7 years. Inspect regularly for wear, corrosion, or misalignment, and replace if you observe abnormal noise or excessive play.

Q: What maintenance does the 17447 axle require?
A: Routine maintenance includes visual inspection for bent, cracked, or corroded sections, and verification that the axle spins freely without binding. Lubrication requirements depend on bearing type and axle design—refer to your equipment manual for specific intervals and lubricant specifications.