Product Description
OEM screw for BT manual pallet jack handle/frame mounting, compatible with L 2000, L 2300, and LHM 230 series. Manufactured to BT OEM specifications for factory fitment. No cross-reference or equivalent part numbers documented.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by BT, model L Series. Alternate model: LSeries. SKU: BT 176914
Specifications
Dimensional Specifications
| Mounting Location | Handle/frame connection point (BT L 2000/L 2300 Series) |
| Installation | Direct OEM replacement for BT L 2000/L 2300/LHM 230 |
Material
| Material Specification | Factory original steel construction |
| Finish/Coating | Factory OEM finish |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | BT 176914 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BT 176914 |
| Compatible Models | BT L 2000, L 2000-U, L 2300, L 2300-U, LHM 230 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the BT 176914 screw and where does it install?
A: The BT 176914 is an OEM fastening screw used at the handle and frame connection point on BT manual pallet jacks. It is manufactured to BT factory specifications for secure assembly.
Q: Which BT pallet jack models use the BT 176914 screw?
A: The BT 176914 is compatible with BT L 2000, L 2000-U, L 2300, L 2300-U, and LHM 230 series pallet jacks. Verify your model designation before ordering.
Q: What material and finish does the BT 176914 have?
A: The BT 176914 is factory-original steel construction with OEM finish coating. It is designed to resist corrosion and maintain fastening integrity under load cycling.
Q: What is the correct torque specification for the BT 176914?
A: Consult your BT equipment service manual for precise torque specifications. The BT 176914 must be secured firmly to prevent frame movement at the handle connection.
Q: Are there cross-reference part numbers for the BT 176914?
A: The BT 176914 is an OEM BT part with no documented cross-reference or equivalent part numbers. Always use the exact BT 176914 for factory fitment.
Q: How many BT 176914 screws are needed per pallet jack?
A: Refer to your specific BT pallet jack assembly diagram or manual to determine the quantity required. Typically, multiple screws are used at the handle-frame junction for structural integrity.