Product Description
Raymond RA 460-476 is an OEM oil-impregnated bronze bearing bushing designed for electric lift trucks. Engineered for use in pivot and steering assemblies in Raymond Model 7400 Series and compatible platforms, this component ensures optimal wear resistance and lubrication retention.
Specifications
Category
| Application | Pivot points and steering assemblies in Raymond 7400, 7420, 7440 electric lift trucks |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | RA 460-476 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What Raymond models use the RA 460-476 bushing?
A: The RA 460-476 is an OEM oil-impregnated bronze bearing bushing designed for Raymond Model 7400 Series electric lift trucks, including the 7420 and 7440 platforms. It is used in pivot points and steering assemblies.
Q: What does oil-impregnated bronze mean and why is it used in the RA 460-476?
A: Oil-impregnated bronze is a self-lubricating material with oil trapped in its porous structure. The RA 460-476 releases lubricant gradually during operation, reducing friction and wear in pivot and steering assemblies without requiring external lubrication intervals.
Q: How long does an RA 460-476 bushing typically last?
A: The lifespan of the RA 460-476 depends on operating hours, load conditions, and maintenance practices. Monitor steering response and feel for roughness or binding. Replace the bushing if steering becomes loose, stiff, or unresponsive.
Q: What are the advantages of the RA 460-476 over a standard metal bushing?
A: The bronze material in the RA 460-476 provides superior wear resistance and self-lubrication properties. This reduces maintenance needs, extends component life, and ensures consistent steering performance throughout the bushing service life.
Q: Can the RA 460-476 be used on Raymond 7400 trucks from all production years?
A: The RA 460-476 is specified for Raymond 7400, 7420, and 7440 series trucks. Verify the part number in your trucks maintenance documentation or parts diagram before ordering to ensure compatibility with your specific serial number and production date.
