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Load Wheel for Clark Electric Lift Truck

CL 2800770

Load Wheel

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Size: 3.25" × 2.63" (83 × 67 mm)
⌀ 3.25" (83 mm) 2.63" (67 mm) wide schematic — drawn to listed dimensions
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Compatibility

Make

Clark

Model

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Product Description

Clark polyurethane load wheel for electric lift trucks and forklifts. This replacement wheel provides reliable drive and steering on warehouse floors and is designed for standard warehouse conditions. Confirm compatibility with your specific Clark model before ordering.

Specifications

Material & Construction
MaterialPolyurethane
Part Numbers & Compatibility
MakeClark
Wheel Dimensions
Outside Diameter3.25 in
Width2.63 in

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes and models is the CL 2800770 compatible with?
A: The CL 2800770 is designed for Clark electric lift trucks. Confirm compatibility with your specific Clark model before ordering.

Q: What are the key features of the CL 2800770?
A: The CL 2800770 is made from polyurethane, offering durability and performance in standard warehouse conditions. It supports precise directional control during operation.

Q: How do I know when to replace the CL 2800770?
A: Replace the CL 2800770 when you notice flat spots, visible cracks, chunking of the tread, or uneven wear patterns. Reduced traction, increased vibration during operation, or noticeable steering drift can also indicate wheel wear.

Q: Can the CL 2800770 be used in cold storage environments?
A: The CL 2800770 is suitable for standard warehouse conditions. In cold storage environments, verify that the polyurethane compound is rated for low-temperature performance.

Q: What should I consider when storing the CL 2800770?
A: Store the CL 2800770 in a dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Keep it in a cool, climate-controlled area to prevent premature degradation of the polyurethane compound.