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Traverse for Dayton 4YX97

DA B5-97

Traverse

Regular price $45.92
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Compatibility

Make

Dayton

Model

4YX97

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Product Description

Traverse

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Dayton, model 4YX97. SKU: DA B5-97

Specifications

Part Numbers & Compatibility
MakeDayton
Model4YX97
Traverse CompatibilityFits pallet jacks made by Dayton, model 4YX97.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the DA B5-97 traverse used for?
A: The DA B5-97 is a lateral guide component that stabilizes the mast during extension and retraction. It maintains alignment between the inner and outer mast sections and prevents side-to-side movement under load.

Q: Which models is the DA B5-97 compatible with?
A: The DA B5-97 is designed for use with the Dayton 4YX97. It is not recommended for other models without verifying mounting compatibility.

Q: What material is the DA B5-97 made from?
A: The DA B5-97 is typically fabricated from high-strength steel with a durable coating or plating to resist corrosion and wear.

Q: When should the DA B5-97 be replaced?
A: Replace the DA B5-97 if you notice binding during mast extension, visible cracks, bent sections, worn guide surfaces, or excessive lateral play in the mast. A damaged traverse can compromise load stability and lift precision.

Q: How does damage to the DA B5-97 affect pallet jack performance?
A: A worn or bent DA B5-97 increases friction in the mast, reduces load control, and accelerates wear on mast rollers and bearings. This can make extending and retracting the mast difficult, especially under full load.