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Dayton 4YX96 Pallet Jack Lowering Lever Spring

DA 2748-52-96

Spring for Lowering Lever

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Compatibility

Make

Dayton

Model

4YX96

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Product Description

Spring for Lowering Lever

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Dayton, model 4YX96. SKU: DA 2748-52-96

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the DA 2748-52-96 spring do on a pallet jack?
A: The DA 2748-52-96 is a spring for the lowering lever mechanism on Dayton model 4YX96 pallet jacks. It provides return force to help control the rate of descent when lowering a load, preventing uncontrolled dropping.

Q: Which Dayton pallet jack models use the DA 2748-52-96 lowering spring?
A: The DA 2748-52-96 is designed specifically for Dayton model 4YX96 pallet jacks. Verify your equipment model number matches before ordering this part.

Q: What are the signs of a worn or broken lowering spring?
A: A failing lowering spring will show signs of uncontrolled or too-fast descent speed, difficulty controlling the lowering lever, reduced spring tension in the lever handle, or visible spring damage. These conditions indicate replacement is needed for safe operation.

Q: What material is the DA 2748-52-96 spring made from?
A: The DA 2748-52-96 lowering spring is manufactured from tempered steel to maintain consistent spring force over many load cycles. Steel springs provide the durability needed in material handling equipment.

Q: How long does a lowering spring typically last?
A: Spring lifespan depends on usage frequency and load profiles. Heavy-use environments may require spring replacement every 2-5 years, while light-duty applications can extend spring life significantly. Regular inspection helps identify deterioration before failure.