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CT 1049814

BEARING CONE W/SEAL, DRIVE WHL

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BEARING CONE W/SEAL, DRIVE WHL

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the CT 1049814 bearing cone with seal?
A: The CT 1049814 is a bearing cone with integrated seal designed for drive wheel applications in Caterpillar electric lift trucks. This component manages rolling friction and contaminant exclusion at the drive wheel hub, critical for steering and propulsion performance.

Q: What does the integral seal on the CT 1049814 accomplish?
A: The integrated seal prevents water, dirt, and debris from entering the bearing cavity, extending bearing life and maintaining consistent steering response. The seal is particularly important in wet or dirty warehouse environments where drive wheels are exposed to moisture and floor contaminants.

Q: Is the CT 1049814 a universal bearing cone or equipment-specific?
A: The CT 1049814 is engineered for specified Caterpillar electric lift truck drive wheel assemblies. Verify your equipment OEM part specifications to confirm this component matches your drive wheel hub bore and bearing cone profile before ordering.

Q: What is the typical lifespan of a bearing cone with seal like the CT 1049814?
A: Bearing cone service life depends on warehouse conditions, load distribution, and floor surface. In standard warehouse use, a properly sealed bearing cone typically operates for 2000 to 4000 hours before wear becomes noticeable. High-moisture or dirty environments may reduce this interval. Monitor drive wheel steering response and bearing heat as condition indicators.

Q: What failure symptoms indicate the CT 1049814 bearing cone needs replacement?
A: Signs of bearing cone wear include steering wheel play or looseness, steering drag or resistance, grinding or knocking sounds from the drive wheel, and visible hub wear or corrosion. If the seal is compromised, water and debris can accelerate bearing degradation, so address seal damage promptly.