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Load Wheel Assembly for Clark Electric Lift Truck

CL 277940-A

Load Wheel Assembly

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Product Description

Load Wheel Assembly

Specifications

Part Numbers & Compatibility
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between CL 277940 and CL 277940-A?
A: CL 277940 is the load wheel component alone. CL 277940-A is the complete assembly, which includes the wheel plus integrated mechanical components and axle hardware. The assembly is a ready-to-install, matched unit requiring no additional components.

Q: Should I order the wheel alone or the complete assembly?
A: If your axle and mounting hardware are in good condition, the wheel alone may be sufficient. If you are performing complete drivetrain maintenance, the CL 277940-A assembly provides the wheel and integrated mechanical components as a matched unit. Consult your service manual to confirm which solution applies to your situation.

Q: What is included in the CL 277940-A assembly?
A: The CL 277940-A includes the load wheel plus integrated mechanical components. For a detailed bill of materials and exact component list, contact Clark Material Handling support or your authorized parts distributor.

Q: Which Clark models is the CL 277940-A compatible with?
A: The CL 277940-A is for Clark electric lift trucks. Compatibility is model and generation specific, so verify your exact truck model, serial number range, and axle configuration against Clark documentation before ordering.

Q: What material is the CL 277940-A made from?
A: The CL 277940-A is constructed from durable materials designed for long-term use in industrial environments. Its components are engineered to withstand heavy-duty operation and frequent use.

Q: How do I know when to replace the CL 277940-A?
A: Replace the assembly if the wheel shows cracks, permanent flat spots, or other signs of wear or damage. Regular inspection can help determine when replacement is necessary.