Load roller bracket for BT L2000 and L2300
BT 47137
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Product Description
Load Roller Bracket
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by BT, model L2000. SKU: BT 47137
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | BT, Prime Mover |
| Model | L2000, L2000-U, L2300, L2300-U |
| Compatibility | Fits pallet jacks made by BT, model L2000 |
Additional Specifications
| SKU | BT 47137 |
| Description | Load Roller Bracket |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which pallet jack models is the BT 47137 load roller bracket compatible with?
A: The BT 47137 is designed for BT L2000 and L2300 manual pallet jack models. Verify your equipment model designation before ordering to ensure proper fit.
Q: What is the function of a load roller bracket?
A: The load roller bracket supports the load rollers during pallet movement and lateral carriage operation. It allows smooth, controlled motion of pallets across the jack platform.
Q: What material is the BT 47137 bracket made from?
A: The BT 47137 is fabricated from steel or ductile iron, materials chosen for their strength and durability in load-bearing applications. Check product documentation for specific material composition and surface treatment details.
Q: How should I inspect the load roller bracket for wear?
A: Regularly inspect the bracket for visible cracks, bends, or distortion, especially at the roller contact points. Test that the roller rotates smoothly without binding. Replace the bracket if any damage is detected or if roller movement becomes restricted.
Q: Can the BT 47137 be used on other BT pallet jack models?
A: The BT 47137 is specific to the L2000 and L2300 models. Mounting points, load ratings, and roller dimensions may differ on other models. Use only the bracket designated for your specific pallet jack model.
Q: What maintenance is required for the load roller bracket?
A: Perform visual inspections regularly during normal equipment maintenance routines. Clean debris from roller contact areas and verify smooth operation. Maintain proper wheel alignment to minimize stress on the bracket and extend service life.