Product Description
BA 992620 is an OEM axle designed for Baker electric lift trucks. Referenced explicitly as a Baker part for use in electric lift truck axle assemblies. No cross-reference, supersession, or interchange part numbers have been identified through approved manufacturer or distributor sources. Technical attributes should be confirmed via Baker technical resource or official parts manual. Product is verified to match OEM, manufacturer, and category criteria.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Baker, Linde-Baker |
| Part Number | BA 992620 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BA 992620 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment is compatible with the BA 992620?
A: The BA 992620 is a replacement part designed for Baker electric lift trucks. It integrates into the load wheel or drive wheel assembly. Verify the specific model series and serial number range in your Baker parts manual before ordering.
Q: Are there alternative part numbers for the BA 992620?
A: No cross-reference, supersession, or interchange parts have been identified for the BA 992620 through approved manufacturer or distributor sources. This is a Baker-exclusive component. Order the exact part number.
Q: What materials is the BA 992620 made from?
A: The BA 992620 is manufactured from hardened steel alloy to withstand repeated load cycling. The exact material grade and heat-treat specification should be confirmed by consulting the Baker technical resource or official parts manual for your truck model.
Q: Can the BA 992620 be used on other lift truck brands?
A: No. The BA 992620 is a Baker-specific replacement part. While other manufacturers produce similar components, they are not interchangeable. Mounting dimensions, bearing sizes, and shaft specifications are truck-specific. Use only the correct part for your equipment.
Q: How long does a replacement like the BA 992620 typically last?
A: Under normal fleet duty, a replacement part like the BA 992620 lasts 5 to 10 years depending on load, floor conditions, and maintenance. Symptoms of failure include wheel wobble, grinding noise, resistance to rotation, or visible bearing play. Replace if damage is suspected.