Product Description
The CR 73602 is a durable steel wheel assembly engineered for Crown electric lift trucks and forklifts. Featuring a design, this wheel provides excellent load capacity and impact resistance for demanding material handling operations. Steel construction delivers superior durability compared to elastomer alternatives, making it ideal for warehouse, manufacturing, and industrial environments. The sealed bearing design ensures reliable performance across extended operating hours. Direct replacement for compatible Crown equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CR 73602 wheel assembly?
A: The CR 73602 is a steel wheel assembly for Crown electric lift trucks, designed for load-bearing applications in material handling.
Q: What are the specifications of the CR 73602 wheel?
A: The CR 73602 is a steel wheel assembly with sealed ball bearings. Steel construction provides high durability and load capacity for industrial material handling equipment. Verify axle size, bearing type, and load rating match your truck before ordering.
Q: Which Crown electric truck models use the CR 73602 wheel?
A: The CR 73602 is compatible with specific Crown electric truck models that use steel wheels, including various PR, PC, and WE series models. Confirm your truck model, load class, and wheel position (front or rear) to ensure fitment.
Q: What is the load rating of the CR 73602 wheel assembly?
A: The CR 73602 wheel load capacity depends on bearing grade, axle size, and truck design specifications. Verify the load rating matches your truck and application before use. Exceeding rated load can cause premature bearing wear and wheel failure.
Q: What bearing type does the CR 73602 use?
A: The CR 73602 uses sealed ball bearings appropriate for Crown truck wheel applications. Sealed design protects against contamination and reduces maintenance requirements. Verify bearing specifications for your specific wheel assembly.
Q: How long does the CR 73602 wheel assembly typically last?
A: The CR 73602 steel wheel lifespan depends on truck load class, floor conditions, operating hours, and maintenance. Steel wheels resist impact and abrasion better than elastomer wheels. Bearing wear and surface cracking are primary failure indicators. Regular bearing inspection and relubrication extend service life.
