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Snap Ring for Crown PTH

CR 50012-024

Carbon Steel Snap Ring for Crown PTH Pallet Jacks

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Crown frame Manual Pallet Jack Parts Newer PTH50 PTH50 Snap Rings

Compatibility

Make

Crown

Model

PTH50

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  • • appears in Crown Newer PTH50 Frame Unit Diagram
  • • appears in Crown PTH Frame Unit Diagram
  • • appears in Crown PTH50 Frame Unit Diagram

  • Product Description

    Snap Ring

    Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model PTH. SKU: CR 50012-024

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: What equipment does the CR 50012-024 snap ring fit?
    A: The CR 50012-024 is designed for Crown manual pallet jacks, specifically the PTH model series. Confirm your pallet jack model and serial number match before ordering.

    Q: Is the CR 50012-024 an OEM part?
    A: Yes. The CR 50012-024 is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) snap ring component manufactured to Crown specifications for use in PTH series hydraulic assemblies.

    Q: Can the CR 50012-024 be used interchangeably with other Crown snap rings?
    A: No. Each snap ring SKU is engineered for a specific diameter, thickness, and groove configuration. Use only the CR 50012-024 in applications where it is specified. Do not substitute with other snap ring models.

    Q: What is the purpose of a snap ring in a pallet jack?
    A: The CR 50012-024 functions as a mechanical retainer that locks components into their grooves, preventing axial (side-to-side) movement of wheels, axles, cylinders, and other rotating or sliding parts in the hydraulic system.

    Q: How do I know if my CR 50012-024 snap ring needs replacement?
    A: Replace the CR 50012-024 if subassemblies become loose or rattle, if you observe visible cracking or permanent deformation, or if the snap ring no longer seats fully in its groove. A failed snap ring can allow component shift and create unsafe operating conditions.