Product Description
Valu-Jack VJ 440 Replacement Fastener Bolt is a factory-spec direct replacement designed for use with Valu-Jack manual pallet jacks. This fastener maintains mechanical integrity in critical structural assemblies, including pump housing, valve body, and frame connections where precise clamping and secure load-bearing are essential.
Designed for compatibility with Valu-Jack model KD-5500 manual pallet jacks. Engineered to original equipment specifications for reliable, long-lasting performance in warehouse, distribution, and material handling operations.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Manufacturer Part Number | VJ 440 |
| OEM Part Number | VJ 440 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the VJ 440 bolt and what does it do?
A: The VJ 440 is a replacement fastener bolt for Valu-Jack manual pallet jacks. It maintains mechanical integrity in structural assemblies such as the pump housing, valve body, or frame connections where precise clamping is required.
Q: Which Valu-Jack models use the VJ 440 bolt?
A: The VJ 440 is compatible with Valu-Jack model KD5500 (also designated KD-5500 or KD 5500) manual pallet jacks. This bolt is designed to OEM specifications for that model.
Q: What are the specifications of the VJ 440 bolt?
A: The VJ 440 is a genuine OEM part number with no cross-reference or superseded numbers. Consult Valu-Jack documentation or contact us for exact diameter, length, thread pitch, and material grade specifications.
Q: What happens if the VJ 440 bolt becomes loose or fails?
A: A loose or failed VJ 440 bolt compromises assembly integrity. This can cause hydraulic leaks at gasket joints, misalignment of valve components, structural flex, or complete assembly failure. Replace immediately if damaged.
Q: Is there a cross-reference or equivalent part number for the VJ 440?
A: No. VJ 440 is the genuine Valu-Jack OEM part number with no known cross-reference, superseded, or equivalent part numbers. Always order using the exact SKU VJ 440.
Q: How often should VJ 440 bolts be inspected?
A: Inspect VJ 440 bolts quarterly in high-use environments or annually in light-duty service. Check for corrosion, stripping, or visible looseness at the joint. Tighten or replace as needed to maintain safe, leak-free operation.