Bearing Assembly for Manual Pallet Jacks
BR-366
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Product Description
BR-366 Bearing Assembly for manual pallet jacks by Liftsplus.com: OEM replacement component engineered for load wheel or steer wheel applications, precision ground raceways, high-carbon steel construction for reliable rotation and load support in warehouse environments.
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Part Numbers
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does the BR-366 bearing assembly fit?
A: The BR-366 is an OEM replacement bearing assembly for manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and other major brands. It fits both load wheel and steer wheel applications. Verify your jack model and wheel location before ordering.
Q: What are the material specifications for the BR-366?
A: The BR-366 features precision ground raceways and high-carbon steel construction. This material composition provides wear resistance and maintains dimensional accuracy under sustained load cycling typical in warehouse environments.
Q: What wheel sizes does the BR-366 bearing assembly support?
A: The BR-366 accommodates standard load wheel diameters ranging from 4 to 6 inches common to manual pallet jacks. Verify bore diameter and bearing width against your equipment specifications to ensure proper fit.
Q: How do I know when a BR-366 bearing needs replacement?
A: Signs of bearing wear include lateral wheel play, rough rotation, squeaking or grinding sounds, or excessive heat near the wheel hub. If you observe any of these symptoms, replacement is recommended to prevent wheel lockup or collapse.
Q: What is the typical lifespan of the BR-366 bearing assembly?
A: Under normal warehouse use with regular maintenance, the BR-366 typically performs for 3 to 5 years. Lifespan depends on load capacity usage, floor conditions, and whether bearings are periodically greased. High-frequency heavy-load applications may reduce service life.