Product Description
BT 179393 is a stainless steel load wheel axle intended for wet applications on BT manual pallet jacks, including models L2000, L2300, L2000-U, L2300-U, and LHM230. Designed for resistance to corrosion in moist environments.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by BT, model L2000. SKU: BT 179393
Specifications
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | BT 179393 |
Specifications
| Product Type | Load Wheel Axle |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Application | Wet environments, cold storage, outdoor material handling |
| Compatible Equipment Brands | BT |
| Compatible Equipment Models | L2000, L2300, L2000-U, L2300-U, LHM230 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes the BT 179393 different from standard load wheel axles?
A: The BT 179393 is manufactured from stainless steel specifically for wet applications and moist environments. Unlike standard steel axles, stainless steel resists corrosion, extending service life in cold storage and outdoor material handling operations.
Q: Which BT pallet jack models are compatible with the BT 179393?
A: The BT 179393 fits BT L2000, BT L2300, BT L2000-U, BT L2300-U, and BT LHM230 manual pallet jacks. Verify your model number to confirm fitment before ordering.
Q: Why would I choose the BT 179393 over a standard axle?
A: Choose the BT 179393 if your pallet jack operates in wet environments, cold storage facilities, or outdoor settings. Stainless steel construction prevents rust and maintains reliable wheel rotation where moisture exposure is constant.
Q: Is the BT 179393 a direct OEM replacement?
A: Yes, the BT 179393 is a genuine OEM load wheel axle engineered for direct fitment on compatible BT manual pallet jack models. It maintains proper load wheel alignment and bearing support.
Q: How long does the BT 179393 typically last in wet storage applications?
A: Stainless steel axles like the BT 179393 resist corrosion significantly longer than hardened steel in wet environments, typically extending service life by 3 to 5 years depending on moisture levels and equipment usage frequency. Periodic inspection for wear is still recommended.