Product Description
Brush Set (4) for Electric Lift Truck Motors
This direct replacement brush set is designed for 24-volt DC motors in Yale electric walkie pallet jacks and compatible lift truck equipment. The set contains four carbon-graphite composite brushes engineered for reliable motor performance in warehouse and dock operations. These brushes maintain optimal electrical contact and motor efficiency throughout extended service cycles. Ideal for preventive maintenance or emergency motor repairs to restore peak lifting and travel performance. Choose this brush set to minimize downtime and extend motor life in your electric material handling fleet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is included in the YL 220016152 brush set?
A: This brush set contains four brushes as specified. These are motor or pump brushes for Yale electric lift trucks. Confirm your motor type and voltage before ordering to ensure correct fitment.
Q: How do I know when brushes need replacement?
A: Replace brushes when you observe loss of power, erratic motor performance, visible arcing, or smoke from the motor housing. Brushes typically wear gradually; inspect them during routine maintenance if accessible.
Q: What is the brush material and length specification?
A: These are carbon or graphite composite brushes designed for DC motor service in lift truck motors. Contact us with your motor model for exact brush length, width, and material composition.
Q: Does the YL 220016152 fit both pump and traction motors?
A: Brush fitment is motor-specific. Verify whether your equipment uses a separate pump motor and traction motor. Provide the motor model or lifting truck serial number and we will confirm which brush set you need.
Q: Are there equivalent brush sets from other suppliers?
A: Yes. Brush sets for Toyota, Crown, Raymond, and Hyster lift trucks may cross-reference depending on motor manufacturer and specifications. Contact us with your motor details for equivalent part numbers.
Q: What is the expected service life of a brush set?
A: Brush life depends on motor usage, load cycles, and power draw. Heavy-use equipment may need brush replacement annually; light-use trucks may go several years. Monitor motor performance and inspect brushes if accessible.