Roll Pin for Bt L2000-U and L2300-U Pallet Jacks
BT 22128
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Product Description
BT 22128 Roll Pin is a genuine BT manual pallet jack part designed for precise fit on BT L2000-U and L2300-U models, used to secure wheel or frame assemblies.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by BT, model L2000. SKU: BT 22128
Specifications
Compatibility
| Compatible Models | L 2000 and L 2300 |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | BT 22128 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 22128 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which BT pallet jack models use the BT 22128 roll pin?
A: The BT 22128 is a genuine OEM roll pin for BT L2000-U and L2300-U manual pallet jack models. Verify your model matches this designation before ordering.
Q: What does the BT 22128 roll pin secure?
A: This roll pin is used to secure wheel or frame assemblies to the main structure, maintaining critical mechanical connections during load handling and transport.
Q: Is the BT 22128 a consumable part?
A: The BT 22128 is a semi-consumable fastener. Roll pins may wear or shear under heavy use or impact loading and require periodic inspection and replacement.
Q: What happens if the BT 22128 roll pin fails?
A: Pin failure allows wheel or frame assemblies to shift or separate, compromising load stability, equipment handling safety, and structural integrity.
Q: What cross-reference part numbers match the BT 22128?
A: Cross-reference numbers include BT 22128 and manufacturer part number 22128. Always confirm part numbers match your equipment before ordering.
Q: How often should the BT 22128 roll pin be inspected?
A: Inspect regularly as part of routine equipment maintenance, especially after heavy use or if you notice loose wheel assemblies or abnormal movement in the frame.