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40318

Bushing

Regular price $3.40
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Product Description

BUSHING

Specifications

Product Overview
Part Number40318
Product TypeBushing / Bearing Component
Physical Specifications
FunctionReduces friction between moving parts and axles; supports wheel rotation and arm movement
MaterialBronze, brass, or composite polymer (depends on application point)
Load TypeRadial and thrust loads
Component ClassWear Item - Replace when worn
Compatibility
ApplicationManual Pallet Jacks, Hand Pallet Trucks

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What function does the bushing 40318 serve on manual pallet jacks?
A: Bushings are bearing components that reduce friction between moving parts and axles. On manual pallet jacks, bushings allow smooth rotation of wheels and support arms. They are wear items that degrade over time and must be replaced to maintain equipment performance and safety.

Q: Which manual pallet jack brands use this bushing?
A: This bushing is used across multiple manual pallet jack brands including Crown, Raymond, Toyota, Hyster, Yale, and other common OEM manufacturers. Verify your equipment manufacturer and model to confirm compatibility before ordering, as bushings may vary by application point.

Q: What material is bushing 40318 made from?
A: Manual pallet jack bushings are typically constructed from bronze, brass, or composite polymer materials designed to withstand radial and thrust loads while minimizing friction. The specific material composition depends on the bushing location and load requirements on the jack.

Q: How do I know when this bushing needs replacement?
A: Replace the bushing when you notice squeaking or grinding noises during operation, excessive play or wobble in connected components, difficulty moving or steering the pallet jack smoothly, or visible wear or scoring on the bushing surface. Worn bushings reduce efficiency and can damage connected parts.