Product Description
Raymond RA 560-204-334 brush set for hydraulic pump motor in electric lift truck parts. Includes verified cross-reference and equivalent part numbers. OEM direct application for pump motor brushes on Raymond forklifts.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Raymond |
| Model | 111 |
| Part Number | RA 560-204-334 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RA 560-204-334 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | RA560204334, 560204334 |
| Equivalent Part Numbers | Total Source S29, 560-204/334 |
| Cross Reference Part Numbers | RA560204334, 560204334 |
Additional Specifications
| Description | Raymond RA 560-204-334 brush set for hydraulic pump motor in electric lift truck parts. Includes verified cross-reference and equivalent part numbers. OEM direct application for pump motor brushes on Raymond forklifts. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the RA 560-204-334 brush set used for?
A: The RA 560-204-334 is a brush set for the hydraulic pump motor in Raymond electric lift trucks. It maintains electrical contact between the rotating commutator and the motor circuit.
Q: Which Raymond forklift models are compatible with RA 560-204-334?
A: The RA 560-204-334 brush set is compatible with Raymond electric lift trucks and forklifts that have brush-style DC pump motors.
Q: What are the cross-reference and equivalent part numbers for RA 560-204-334?
A: Cross-reference part numbers include RA560204334 and 560204334. An equivalent part number is Total Source S29.
Q: What causes RA 560-204-334 brushes to wear out?
A: Brush wear is caused by friction against the rotating commutator. Wear accelerates with high duty cycles, contaminated motor chambers, or insufficient brush spring tension.
Q: What are the symptoms of worn RA 560-204-334 brushes?
A: Symptoms include reduced pump performance, excessive sparking or arcing visible in the motor, loss of hydraulic pressure, or difficulty achieving rated lift speeds.
Q: How do I know when to replace the RA 560-204-334 brushes?
A: Replace the RA 560-204-334 brushes if you notice reduced pump performance, excessive sparking or arcing in the motor, loss of hydraulic pressure, or difficulty achieving rated lift speeds.
