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BR 28842-647

BR 28842-647

LOAD WHEEL

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Product Description

LOAD WHEEL

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a load wheel and what does it do?
A: A load wheel is a critical component on electric lift trucks and pallet jacks that supports and distributes the weight of lifted loads. The BR 28842-647 is a replacement load wheel designed for high-cycle industrial use. It rolls on the mast carriage and must handle full load weight plus dynamic forces during lifting, lowering, and directional changes.

Q: What equipment is the BR 28842-647 load wheel compatible with?
A: The BR 28842-647 is designed as a replacement load wheel for Barrett electric lift trucks and electric pallet jacks. Verify the mounting dimension and axle diameter match your equipment before ordering. Compatibility depends on specific equipment model and mast configuration.

Q: What material is the BR 28842-647 load wheel made from?
A: The BR 28842-647 is manufactured from durable materials specified for industrial material handling. Exact compound specifications and material properties depend on the intended operating environment. Contact us with your equipment details for specific material and wear characteristics information.

Q: How do I know when the BR 28842-647 load wheel needs replacement?
A: Replace the BR 28842-647 when you observe flat spots or uneven wear on the wheel surface, increased mast vibration or noise during lifting, difficulty lowering loads smoothly, or visible cracks or chunking in the wheel. Worn load wheels compromise load stability and create safety hazards.

Q: How long does a load wheel last?
A: Load wheel lifespan varies based on usage intensity, load weights, floor surface conditions, and maintenance practices. High-cycle warehouse environments typically see replacement intervals of 12 to 24 months. Regular inspection for wear extends equipment reliability and identifies problems before safety issues develop.