Product Description
Brake shoe
Specifications
Product Overview
| Part Number | 15892 |
| Product Type | Brake Shoe |
Physical Specifications
| Material Composition | Friction material bonded to steel backing plate |
| Braking Type | Mechanical |
| Heat Dissipation | Steel backing provides thermal conductivity |
| Typical Service Life | 12-36 months depending on duty cycle |
| Wear Replacement Threshold | Replace when friction thickness approaches 3/16 inch or performance degrades |
Compatibility
| Application | Electric lift trucks, forklifts - transmission and wheel assemblies |
| Compatible Brands | Yale, Toyota, Crown, Raymond |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment types use the 15892 brake shoe?
A: The 15892 brake shoe is designed for electric lift trucks and forklifts requiring mechanical braking on the transmission or wheel assembly. This part fits multiple electric lift truck brands including Yale, Toyota, Crown, and Raymond models. Verify your equipment model and brake assembly configuration before ordering to ensure correct fit.
Q: What material is the 15892 brake shoe made from?
A: The 15892 brake shoe is manufactured from friction material bonded to a steel backing plate. This composition provides consistent braking performance and heat dissipation during repeated stopping cycles. The material is designed to withstand the thermal and mechanical stress typical of electric lift truck brake applications.
Q: How long does the 15892 brake shoe typically last?
A: Brake shoe lifespan depends on duty cycle and operating conditions. Heavy-use environments may see wear every 12 to 24 months, while lighter operations can extend lifespan to 24 to 36 months or more. Inspect the friction surface regularly for wear depth and replace when material thickness approaches 3/16 inch or when braking performance degrades.
Q: Can the 15892 brake shoe be used as a direct replacement?
A: Yes, the 15892 is a direct replacement brake shoe for original equipment applications. However, confirm that brake shoe diameter, backing plate dimensions, and mounting hole spacing match your existing assembly. If you are upgrading from a worn original part, verify the part number on your current shoe matches the specification requirements for your lift truck model.