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WW PM-42P

Dayton 3KR84 Hydraulic Overload Spring

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3KR84 Dayton Hydraulic Unit Manual Pallet Jack Parts

Compatibility

Make Dayton
Model 3KR84

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Product Description

Dayton WW PM-42P over load spring designed for use with Dayton 3KR84 manual pallet jack hydraulic units, providing overload protection for the hydraulic system.

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Dayton, model 3KR84. SKU: WW PM-42P

Specifications

Compatibility
Compatible ModelsDayton 3KR84 hydraulic unit
Part Numbers
OEM Part NumberWW PM-42P

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the WW PM-42P overload spring do?
A: The WW PM-42P is an overload spring designed for Dayton model 3KR84 manual pallet jacks. It provides pressure relief and overload protection for the hydraulic system, preventing damage from excessive load conditions.

Q: Is the WW PM-42P compatible with all Dayton pallet jacks?
A: No. The WW PM-42P is specifically designed for Dayton model 3KR84 manual pallet jack hydraulic units. Using the wrong overload spring can compromise safety and system performance. Confirm your equipment model before ordering.

Q: What are the material properties of the WW PM-42P overload spring?
A: The WW PM-42P is manufactured from high-grade spring steel rated for hydraulic system pressures. It provides consistent tension and durability in manual pallet jack hydraulic pump assemblies.

Q: How long does the WW PM-42P overload spring typically last?
A: Under normal operating conditions with proper maintenance, the WW PM-42P can last several years. Spring fatigue or corrosion may reduce lifespan in harsh environments. Replace immediately if you notice hydraulic pressure loss or erratic lifting behavior.

Q: What symptoms indicate the WW PM-42P spring needs replacement?
A: Signs of a failing overload spring include slow or incomplete load lifting, hydraulic fluid leakage around the pump assembly, inability to maintain load height, or the pallet jack failing to raise when load limit is exceeded.