Product Description
Crown CR 77848-1 is an OEM polyurethane drive tire with smooth flat tread, designed for use on Crown electric lift trucks. Features 9 inch outer diameter, 5 inch tread width, and 5 inch bore. Constructed from non-marking, high-durability polyurethane compound with 83A shore hardness, and mounts via press-on fitment. Suitable for heavy-duty lift truck applications requiring high traction and floor protection.
Specifications
Compatibility
| Application | Crown electric pallet trucks and lift trucks using 9x5x5 poly drive tires |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CR 77848-1 |
| Alternate/OEM Reference Part Numbers | CR77848-1, 77848-1, CR 77848-01 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the exact dimensions of the CR 77848-1 drive tire?
A: The CR 77848-1 is a 9 inch outer diameter polyurethane drive tire with 5 inch tread width and 5 inch bore. It features a smooth flat tread profile and press-on fitment, making it compatible with Crown electric pallet trucks and lift trucks using 9x5x5 poly drive tire specifications.
Q: What Crown equipment models use the CR 77848-1 tire?
A: The CR 77848-1 is designed for Crown electric pallet trucks and lift trucks that use 9x5x5 polyurethane drive tires. Verify your equipment model and bore size before ordering. Cross-reference part numbers include CR77848-1, 77848-1, and CR 77848-01.
Q: Is the CR 77848-1 non-marking and what is its durability rating?
A: Yes, the CR 77848-1 is made from non-marking, high-durability polyurethane compound with 83A shore hardness. This hardness rating provides high traction while protecting floors from staining, making it suitable for heavy-duty lift truck applications in various environments including cold storage and wet areas.
Q: How does the CR 77848-1 attach to the hub or core?
A: The CR 77848-1 uses a press-on fitment design, meaning it mounts directly onto a hub or steel core. Confirm your equipment has the correct 5 inch bore diameter before ordering.
Q: When should I replace the CR 77848-1 tire?
A: Replace the CR 77848-1 when you notice visible tread wear, cracking, flat spots, uneven wear patterns, or reduced traction. Inspect regularly for damage to the smooth flat surface. Lifespan varies based on load, floor surface, and usage frequency.