Product Description
Pivot shaft (OEM part BJ 1120-130007-00) for Big Joe electric pallet truck WPT 45—engineered as the main riser-to-frame connector. Manufactured from hardened steel with protective finish, supplying rotational axis and structural integrity for electric lift truck articulation.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | BJ 1120-130007-00 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BJ1120-130007-00 |
| Compatible Models | Big Joe WPT 45 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the function of the BJ 1120-130007-00 pivot shaft?
A: The BJ 1120-130007-00 is the main riser-to-frame connector pivot shaft on Big Joe WPT 45 electric pallet trucks. It provides the primary rotational axis between the riser assembly and the truck frame.
Q: What equipment models use this pivot shaft?
A: The BJ 1120-130007-00 is an OEM replacement for the Big Joe WPT 45 electric pallet truck. This shaft is critical to lift mechanism operation; confirm model compatibility before ordering.
Q: What material is this pivot shaft made from?
A: The BJ 1120-130007-00 is manufactured from hardened steel with a protective finish. The hardening and surface treatment provide corrosion resistance and structural strength for the main pivot connection.
Q: Why does the pivot shaft need hardened steel and protective finish?
A: The pivot shaft sustains rotational loads and structural stress during lift and lower cycles. Hardened steel resists wear at the pivot point, while the protective finish prevents corrosion, especially in wet or outdoor environments.
Q: How critical is this shaft to truck operation?
A: The BJ 1120-130007-00 is a primary structural component. Damage, bending, or wear at the pivot connection prevents proper riser articulation and raises safety concerns. Replace if the shaft shows visible damage or if lift motion becomes restricted.
Q: What is the typical lifespan of a hardened steel pivot shaft?
A: Under normal operating conditions, hardened steel pivot shafts remain serviceable for the life of the truck. Lifespan depends on load cycles, maintenance, and environment. Protective finish degradation may require touch-up in high-wear or corrosive conditions.