Product Description
Clark CL 1808124 is an OEM chrome-plated steel ball used as a precision bearing element within manual pallet jack hydraulic pump assemblies, compatible with Clark CJ55 models. Designed for robust performance and durability in high-cycle material handling environments.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Clark, model CJ55. SKU: CL 1808124
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Ball Material | Hardened chrome-plated steel |
| Surface Finish | Polished chrome |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CL 1808124 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CL 1808124 |
| Compatible Models | Clark CJ55 manual pallet jack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CL 1808124 chrome-plated steel ball and where is it used in a Clark CJ55?
A: The CL 1808124 is a precision bearing element used in Clark CJ55 manual pallet jack hydraulic pump assemblies. The chrome-plated steel ball functions as a rolling contact in the pump mechanism, enabling smooth hydraulic fluid circulation. It is engineered for high-cycle durability in warehouse environments.
Q: Why is the CL 1808124 ball chrome-plated rather than bare steel?
A: The chrome plating on the CL 1808124 provides corrosion resistance and a hardened surface finish that reduces wear from repeated contact cycles in the pump assembly. Polished chrome maintains lower friction and extends bearing life compared to uncoated steel in hydraulic environments.
Q: Will a CL 1808124 from a scrapped CJ55 work as a replacement in another Clark model?
A: The CL 1808124 is designed exclusively for Clark CJ55 pump assemblies. Do not substitute this ball in other Clark models or pallet jacks from competing manufacturers without verifying dimensional and functional compatibility. Using incorrect bearing elements can cause pump failure.
Q: How long does the CL 1808124 bearing ball typically remain serviceable?
A: The chrome-plated steel construction supports extended service life in normal warehouse duty. Lifespan depends on hydraulic fluid condition, pump load, and maintenance practices. Degraded performance or noise from the pump assembly may indicate bearing wear and the need for component replacement.