Product Description
Drive Wheel, Mold-On
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the BJ 1115-220000-00 drive wheel?
A: The BJ 1115-220000-00 is a drive wheel with a mold-on polyurethane tire for BJ series electric lift trucks. The tire is permanently bonded to the hub, creating a durable single-piece assembly that provides reliable performance and durability in warehouse operations.
Q: What vehicles does this drive wheel fit?
A: The BJ 1115-220000-00 is designed for BJ series electric lift trucks. Verify your truck series matches the BJ 1115 specification. Confirm ... match your equipment before ordering.
Q: What are the load capacity and dimensions of the BJ 1115-220000-00?
A: Specifications vary by truck model. Consult your truck service manual or contact the equipment manufacturer for exact specifications to ensure proper fit and performance.
Q: What material is the mold-on tire made from?
A: The mold-on tire is polyurethane bonded directly to the metal hub. Polyurethane provides excellent wear resistance, good traction on dry floors, and moderate grip on damp surfaces, making it suitable for indoor warehouse and light outdoor use.
Q: How long does a mold-on drive wheel typically last?
A: Mold-on wheels typically last 2 to 4 years depending on truck usage intensity, floor conditions, and maintenance practices. High-mileage operation and rough floor conditions accelerate wear. Replace when tread reduces or the tire develops flat spots or damage.
Q: Can the tire be replaced separately from the hub?
A: No. The BJ 1115-220000-00 features a mold-on design where the tire is permanently bonded to the hub. When the tire wears, the entire wheel assembly must be replaced. Do not attempt to machine or repair a worn mold-on wheel.
Q: What floor surfaces are recommended for mold-on polyurethane wheels?
A: Mold-on polyurethane wheels perform best on clean, dry warehouse floors. They provide adequate traction on damp surfaces and light outdoor concrete. Avoid rough, uneven, or heavily textured floors that may cause accelerated wear or damage to the polyurethane tire.
Q: How should mold-on wheels be maintained?
A: Keep wheels clean and free from debris. Inspect regularly for wear, flat spots, and material loss. Proper truck maintenance including wheel alignment helps extend wheel life. Store trucks indoors when not in use to minimize environmental exposure to the polyurethane tire.
