Product Description
Clark 889163 is a radial roller bearing utilized in electric lift truck assemblies, engineered for radial and axial load handling. OEM part number CL 889163. Cross-reference not available from manufacturer or approved industrial distributors.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CL 889163 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 889163 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of bearing is the CL 889163?
A: The CL 889163 is a radial roller bearing engineered to handle both radial and axial loads in electric lift truck assemblies. This bearing type provides rigid support and load distribution in high-demand material handling equipment.
Q: What are the key specifications of the CL 889163 bearing?
A: The CL 889163 bearing is designed specifically for Clark electric lift truck applications. Verify bore diameter, outer diameter, width, and load ratings match your equipment assembly before ordering. These specifications determine proper fitment and load capacity.
Q: Which Clark equipment does the CL 889163 bearing fit?
A: The CL 889163 is an OEM Clark bearing for electric lift truck assemblies. Cross-references from other approved industrial distributors are not available from the manufacturer, so confirm your exact model and assembly location before ordering.
Q: What load capacity does the CL 889163 bearing have?
A: Radial roller bearings like the CL 889163 are engineered to handle substantial radial and axial loads typical of electric lift truck wheel assemblies and drive mechanisms. Load capacity depends on bearing size and is rated by the manufacturer for specific applications.
Q: How long does the CL 889163 bearing last in service?
A: Bearing lifespan depends on load application, lubrication, operating speed, and environmental conditions. Industrial roller bearings typically last 3000 to 10000 operating hours. Replace bearings when noise, vibration, or heat increase, or when preload is lost.
Q: What maintenance does the CL 889163 bearing require?
A: Monitor bearing temperature and noise regularly. Maintain proper lubrication according to equipment specifications. Do not over-grease, as excess grease causes heat buildup and premature failure. Inspect for looseness or radial play, which indicates bearing wear or seal failure.