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Blue Giant PT-55 Pallet Jack Spring - PT-50 and PT-55

BG 104-066

Blue Giant PT-55 Manual Pallet Jack Spring

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Blue Giant Hydraulic Unit Manual Pallet Jack Parts PT 50 PT 55

Compatibility

Make

Blue Giant

Model

PT-55

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  • Product Description

    Spring

    Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Blue Giant, model PT-55. Alternate model: PT55; PT 55. SKU: BG 104-066

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: What pallet jack model is the BG 104-066 designed for?
    A: The BG 104-066 is a Blue Giant PT-55 manual pallet jack component. Verify your pallet jack model is PT-55 before ordering.

    Q: What is the purpose of the BG 104-066 part?
    A: The BG 104-066 is a spring component within the PT-55 hydraulic pump system. It functions as a compression or actuation spring depending on pump design configuration.

    Q: Is the BG 104-066 different from the BG 104-065?
    A: Yes. Both parts are springs for the PT-55 but serve different functions within the pump assembly. BG 104-065 and BG 104-066 are not interchangeable. Verify which spring your pump requires before ordering.

    Q: Can I use the BG 104-066 on other Blue Giant models?
    A: No. The BG 104-066 is specific to the PT-55 model. PT-50 and other models use different springs. Installing incorrect springs will compromise hydraulic performance.

    Q: What diagnostic clues indicate the BG 104-066 needs replacement?
    A: Loss of pump pressure, weak handle action, inability to maintain load position, or slow pump response suggests a failed internal spring. Internal pump inspection is required to determine which spring component is defective.