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Dayton 4YX97 Pallet Jack Lever Plate Bolt

DA B140-97

Lever Plate Bolt

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Compatibility

Make

Dayton

Model

4YX97

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Product Description

Lever Plate Bolt

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Dayton, model 4YX97. SKU: DA B140-97

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the DA B140-97 lever plate bolt secure in Dayton pallet jacks?
A: The DA B140-97 is a fastening bolt that secures the lever plate assembly in Dayton model 4YX97 pallet jacks. The lever plate is part of the operator control mechanism that activates lift and lower functions.

Q: What are the specifications for the DA B140-97 lever plate bolt?
A: The DA B140-97 is a hardened steel bolt with a specific diameter, length, and thread pitch designed for the Dayton 4YX97 lever plate assembly. Correct fastener specifications ensure proper lever engagement and operational safety.

Q: What causes the DA B140-97 bolt to loosen or fail?
A: The DA B140-97 can loosen due to vibration from jack operation, incorrect tightening, corrosion of threads, or repeated stress from lever cycling. Loose bolts compromise control responsiveness.

Q: What symptoms indicate a failing DA B140-97 lever plate bolt?
A: Symptoms include lever wobbling or excessive play, inconsistent lift or lower response, rattling noises from the control area, or visible bolt corrosion or stripped threads.

Q: Can standard bolts replace the DA B140-97?
A: No. The DA B140-97 is engineered to specific load and torque requirements for the Dayton 4YX97 lever assembly. Substituting with incorrect fasteners risks lever misalignment, inadequate clamping force, and operational failure.

Q: How often should the DA B140-97 bolt be inspected?
A: Inspect the DA B140-97 during regular maintenance intervals or if you notice lever control issues. High-use equipment or operation in corrosive environments warrants more frequent inspection.