Product Description
Brake shoe
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Hyster, Yale |
| Application | Electric Lift Trucks, Electric Forklifts |
Additional Specifications
| Product Type | Brake Shoe Assembly |
| Material Composition | Non-asbestos friction material |
| Function | Friction pad for brake drum contact and stopping power |
| Inspection Frequency | Every 6 months or 500 operating hours |
| Replacement Indicator | Reduced braking power, grinding noises, extended stopping distance, or visible wear |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is part number 3014118 and what function does it serve?
A: Part number 3014118 is a brake shoe component for electric lift truck braking systems. Brake shoes press against the brake drum to create friction and stop or hold the truck.
Q: Which lift truck brands does this brake shoe fit?
A: This brake shoe is compatible with electric lift trucks from Hyster and Yale.
Q: What factors affect the lifespan of a brake shoe?
A: Brake shoe lifespan depends on usage intensity, operator technique, load cycles, and environmental conditions. Regular inspection every 6 months or 500 hours of operation is recommended.
Q: What signs indicate a brake shoe needs replacement?
A: Replace brake shoes when you observe reduced braking power, longer stopping distances, grinding or squealing noises, brake pedal sponging, or visible wear below minimum thickness specifications.
Q: How do I determine if part number 3014118 is the correct replacement for my lift truck?
A: Verify your lift truck make, model, and serial number to ensure compatibility. Part number 3014118 is designed for use with Hyster and Yale electric lift trucks.
Q: What material is part number 3014118 made from?
A: Part number 3014118 is constructed from durable materials designed for long-term use in electric lift truck braking systems.
Q: How often should I replace brake shoes on my lift truck?
A: Brake shoe replacement intervals depend on usage and operating conditions. Regular inspection every 6 months or 500 hours of operation is recommended.
