10367

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a bearing cup and how does it function in a pallet jack wheel?
A: A bearing cup is the outer race component of a tapered or cylindrical bearing assembly. In manual pallet jack wheels, it provides the contact surface for bearing rollers or balls to reduce friction between the wheel and axle during rotation.

Q: What pallet jack models use bearing cup 10367?
A: Bearing cup 10367 is a replacement component for manual pallet jack wheel and caster assemblies. Verify the cup bore diameter, overall diameter, and width dimensions match your wheel assembly before ordering.

Q: Why is 10367 made from steel construction?
A: Steel construction provides the hardness and durability required to withstand the concentrated radial loads from bearing rollers under full pallet load. Steel cups resist wear and maintain dimensional stability over thousands of load cycles.

Q: How do I know if bearing cup 10367 needs replacement?
A: Signs of bearing cup wear include rough rotation, grinding noises from the wheel, visible pitting or scoring on the inner surface, or excess axle play. Replace the cup if wear is visible or if rotation becomes rough or noisy.

Q: Are there equivalent part numbers for bearing cup 10367?
A: Cross-reference part numbers from authorized manufacturers are not identified in current industrial distributor sources. Provide your pallet jack brand, model, and wheel specifications, and we can confirm fitment and any available alternatives.

Q: What bearing types use cup 10367?
A: This bearing cup is designed for tapered roller bearing or cylindrical roller bearing assemblies commonly used in pallet jack wheels. The cup design accommodates both wheel and caster applications depending on your jack configuration.