Product Description
Clark CL 1808115 is an OEM drive/lift chain for Clark CJ55 manual pallet jack hydraulic units, engineered from alloy steel for handle-to-hydraulic linkage applications. Designed for direct replacement on Clark CJ55 jacks, this precision link chain ensures reliable manual actuation of lifting and lowering functions.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Clark, model CJ55. SKU: CL 1808115
Specifications
Dimensional
| Intended Assembly | OEM-specified fit for Clark CJ55 pallet jack hydraulic linkage |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CL 1808115 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CL 1808115 |
| Application | Clark CJ55 manual pallet jack hydraulic unit |
| Compatible Models | Clark CJ55 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CL 1808115 drive chain used for on the Clark CJ55?
A: The CL 1808115 is an OEM drive or lift chain that links manual handle movement to the hydraulic lift and lower functions on Clark CJ55 manual pallet jacks. It is a precision alloy steel chain engineered for direct handle-to-hydraulic actuation.
Q: What material is the CL 1808115 made from?
A: The CL 1808115 is manufactured from alloy steel, heat-treated and finished to withstand the tensile forces generated by manual pump operation. The alloy composition provides strength and resistance to fatigue failure.
Q: Does the CL 1808115 fit only Clark CJ55 jacks or other models?
A: The CL 1808115 is specifically engineered for Clark CJ55 manual pallet jacks. The chain pitch, length, and attachment points are CJ55 specific. Do not attempt cross-fitting to other manufacturers or Clark models.
Q: What failure symptoms indicate the CL 1808115 chain needs replacement?
A: Look for visible cracking or breaks in chain links, loose or detached chain segments, excessive slack that cannot be adjusted, or loss of mechanical response when operating the handle pump. Any of these indicates immediate replacement is needed.
Q: How often should the CL 1808115 be replaced in normal warehouse use?
A: The CL 1808115 chain is a durable component with a long service life in normal operating conditions. Replacement is typically needed only after visible wear, cracking, or mechanical failure occurs, not on a preset maintenance interval.