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Dayton 4YX97 Pallet Jack Nut

DA B44-97

Nut

Regular price $0.45
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Compatibility

Make

Dayton

Model

4YX97

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Product Description

Nut

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Dayton, model 4YX97. SKU: DA B44-97

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the purpose of the DA B44-97 nut on Dayton 4YX97 pallet jacks?
A: The DA B44-97 is a locking nut designed for critical fastening points on Dayton 4YX97 mast or frame assemblies. It prevents loosening from vibration and load cycling, maintaining structural integrity during equipment operation.

Q: Is the DA B44-97 a nylon-insert lock nut or a deformed-thread lock nut?
A: The DA B44-97 specifications depend on the original equipment design. Confirm the lock nut type and material grade from your Dayton 4YX97 parts documentation to ensure proper replacement and secure fit.

Q: Can the DA B44-97 be reused multiple times?
A: Nylon-insert lock nuts lose locking tension after repeated use. Deformed-thread lock nuts provide multiple uses but may weaken with each installation. Best practice is to replace the DA B44-97 with a new unit when disassembling critical fastener joints.

Q: What material is the DA B44-97 nut made from?
A: The DA B44-97 is manufactured from alloy steel with a protective finish to resist corrosion. The material grade and hardness match the corresponding DA B42-97 bolt for uniform load distribution.

Q: Does the DA B44-97 fit standard metric or inch-based threads?
A: The DA B44-97 is sized for Dayton 4YX97 equipment fastening points. Confirm thread pitch and diameter from your parts diagram, as the nut may be metric or inch-based depending on the mast component it secures.