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Pin for Yale Electric Lift Truck

YL 507247500

Axle Pin Link

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Electric Lift Truck Parts Misc Section pins Yale

Compatibility

Make

Yale

Model

MPE060, MPE080, MPE060LC, MPE080LC, MPE060SC, MPE080SC

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Product Description

Axle Pin Link

Specifications

Part Numbers & Compatibility
MakeYale
ModelMPE060, MPE080, MPE060LC, MPE080LC, MPE060SC, MPE080SC
Additional Specifications
SKUYL 507247500

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the YL 507247500 used for?
A: The YL 507247500 is an axle pin link component designed for Yale electric lift trucks. It functions as a connecting element in the undercarriage assembly, linking pivot points and transferring lateral loads during steering and mast operation. This part maintains alignment and structural integrity in the lift truck frame.

Q: Which Yale lift truck models is the YL 507247500 compatible with?
A: The YL 507247500 is engineered for Yale electric lift truck models including MPE060, MPE080, MPE060LC, MPE080LC, MPE060SC, and MPE080SC.

Q: What material is the YL 507247500 made from?
A: The YL 507247500 is manufactured to Yale mechanical standards from steel or steel alloy, heat-treated and finished to provide corrosion resistance and load-bearing durability in material handling environments.

Q: How can I confirm the YL 507247500 is the correct part for my equipment?
A: Cross-reference your lift truck model number and serial range against the YL 507247500 specification sheet. Compare the pin diameter, link width, and mounting hole pattern to your existing part. If dimensions match, the part is correct for your equipment.

Q: What are signs that the YL 507247500 needs replacement?
A: Replace the YL 507247500 if you observe excessive play in the axle connection, audible clicking or rattling during operation, visible cracks in the pin link, or metal fatigue marks. A worn axle pin link compromises steering response and frame stability.