Load Wheel Axle for Baker Electric Lift Truck
BA 535-1036
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Product Description
Load wheel axle
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the BA 535-1036 load wheel axle?
A: The BA 535-1036 is a load wheel axle that provides the mounting point for load wheel bearings and wheels on electric pallet jacks and lift trucks. The axle transfers the weight of lifted loads to the truck frame through the bearing assembly. It must be straight and properly sized to maintain smooth wheel rotation and load stability.
Q: What are the specifications of the BA 535-1036 axle?
A: The BA 535-1036 axle features a specific diameter, length, and end configuration designed for Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and similar electric lift truck brands. The axle diameter must match your bearing bore size. Verify the axle length to ensure wheels are properly spaced and do not rub against the truck frame or bracket. Check your equipment manual for exact dimensions.
Q: What material is the BA 535-1036 axle made from?
A: The BA 535-1036 is manufactured from steel with appropriate hardness for load-bearing applications. The material composition ensures the axle resists bending under the weight of lifted loads and repeated daily duty cycles. The axle undergoes heat treatment to achieve the strength required in material handling equipment.
Q: How long does the BA 535-1036 axle typically last?
A: Under normal operating conditions, the BA 535-1036 axle lasts 5-10 years or more. The axle failure is rare if load capacity is not exceeded and the truck is properly maintained. Replace the axle if it becomes bent, cracked, or if wheels cannot rotate freely due to axle misalignment. Bent axles cause wheel wobble and accelerate bearing wear.
Q: What maintenance does the BA 535-1036 require?
A: Inspect the axle regularly for bending or cracks. Spin load wheels by hand to confirm they rotate freely without wobble. If a wheel no longer spins smoothly or rocks side to side, the axle may be bent and needs replacement. Keep the axle clean and dry. Apply protective coating if the truck operates in wet environments to prevent rust.