Crown Outboard Link with Bushings for PE 4000 Series
CR 115517
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Product Description
OEM outboard link with bushings (CR 115517) for Crown PE 4500 and PE 4000 Series electric pallet trucks; steel construction; includes pre-installed bushings; fits outboard axle location within steering linkage.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model PE 4000. Alternate model: PE4000. SKU: CR 115517
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Body Construction | Steel forging, machined to tolerance |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown |
| Model | PE 4000, PE 4000 Series, PE 4500, PE 4500 Series |
| Part Number | CR 115517 |
| Compatible Equipment Models | Crown PE 4000 Series, Crown PE 4500 Series |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CR 115517 |
Additional Specifications
| Bushings Included | Yes, pre-installed |
| Mounting Location | Outboard steering linkage position |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which models is the CR 115517 compatible with?
A: The CR 115517 is compatible with Crown PE 4000, PE 4000 Series, PE 4500, and PE 4500 Series electric lift trucks. Verify your model designation before ordering.
Q: What material is the CR 115517 made from?
A: The CR 115517 is constructed from steel forging, machined to meet Crown specifications. Forged steel provides the necessary shock absorption and bending strength for use in outboard linkage positions.
Q: Are bushings included with the CR 115517?
A: Yes, the CR 115517 includes pre-installed bushings as part of the assembly. The bushings are ready for immediate use and designed to work with the outboard axle location in Crown PE 4000 and PE 4500 steering linkage systems.
Q: How do I know if the CR 115517 needs replacement?
A: Signs of wear include visible cracking in the forging, excessive play between the link and mounting points, bushing degradation or separation, steering resistance, or audible noise during articulation. Any of these conditions indicates that the link can no longer maintain proper alignment and should be replaced.