Product Description
Durable steer wheel axle for Crown PTH50 manual pallet jacks (serial 7-512500 and higher). Manufactured from high-strength carbon steel, this axle serves as the pivot point for the steer wheel assembly, enabling reliable directional control and smooth steering performance. Built to withstand repetitive steering cycles and heavy warehouse use, it delivers consistent performance in demanding pallet jack applications.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material Specification | High strength carbon steel |
Compatibility
| Part Number | CR 44499 |
| Compatible Model | Crown PTH50 (serial 7-512500 and higher) |
| Application | Steer wheel assembly pivot/axle shaft |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CR 44499 steer wheel axle used for?
A: The CR 44499 is the axle shaft that serves as the pivot point for the steer wheel assembly in Crown PTH50 manual pallet jacks. It connects the steer wheel hub to the fork arm and allows free rotation for directional control during pallet movement.
Q: What material is the CR 44499 made from?
A: The CR 44499 is manufactured from high-strength carbon steel, engineered to support steering wheel rotation and load transfer. The carbon steel composition provides superior fatigue resistance and durability through repetitive steering cycles.
Q: Is the CR 44499 compatible with all Crown pallet jack models?
A: No. The CR 44499 is compatible only with Crown PTH50 manual pallet jacks with serial numbers 7-512500 and higher. This axle is model and serial number specific. Verify your equipment serial number before ordering.
Q: What are signs that a steer wheel axle needs replacement?
A: Warning signs include increased steering resistance, grinding noise during turns, side-to-side wheel wobble, or visible bending. If the steer wheel does not rotate freely or requires excessive force to turn, the axle may be damaged and should be replaced.
Q: How should the CR 44499 be stored?
A: Store in a dry indoor environment protected from moisture and corrosive conditions. Keep the axle in a secure location to prevent damage or loss. Store away from salt, chemicals, or conditions that promote rust or oxidation.