Product Description
Caterpillar CT 1050144 is a polyurethane press-on drive tire engineered for electric lift trucks, featuring a durable steel core and high-traction tread compound. Designed as a direct replacement for warehouse and material handling environments.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | Polyurethane |
| Construction Specification | Bonded polyurethane tread to steel core |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Caterpillar, Towmotor |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CT 1050144 |
| Part Number | CT 1050144 |
Wheel Dimensions
| Outside Diameter | 13.5 in |
| Width | 6 in |
Additional Specifications
| Tire Core Material | Steel |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CT 1050144?
A: The CT 1050144 is a polyurethane press-on drive tire designed for electric lift trucks and material handling equipment. It provides durable performance in warehouse and distribution environments.
Q: What makes the CT 1050144 suitable for electric lift trucks?
A: The CT 1050144 features a steel core bonded with high-traction polyurethane tread. This construction supports durability and reliable grip on warehouse floors.
Q: Which makes does the CT 1050144 fit?
A: The CT 1050144 is compatible with Caterpillar and Towmotor electric lift trucks. It serves as a replacement part for drive wheel applications.
Q: What are the benefits of using polyurethane for the CT 1050144?
A: Polyurethane tread offers high traction on concrete and smooth warehouse floors, resists wear and abrasion, requires minimal maintenance, and provides quiet operation compared to other materials.
Q: How do I know when to replace the CT 1050144?
A: Replace the CT 1050144 when signs of wear, damage, or reduced traction are observed. Regular inspection and maintenance can help identify the need for replacement.
Q: What environments is the CT 1050144 suitable for?
A: The CT 1050144 is engineered for indoor warehouse, distribution center, and material handling facility environments. It performs optimally on clean, dry, hard-surfaced concrete floors.
