Rod End

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the E4057 rod end assembly?
A: The E4057 is a rod end (also called a clevis or ball joint) used in hydraulic and mechanical linkage systems of electric lift trucks. It provides articulated connection points between control rods, cylinders, and load-bearing arms.

Q: What size and thread does the E4057 rod end have?
A: Contact us with your equipment model and serial number to confirm the exact bore diameter, thread size, thread pitch, and pin specifications for the E4057, as these vary by OEM application.

Q: Which lift truck brands use the E4057 rod end?
A: The E4057 is compatible with electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, and other major manufacturers. Verify your equipment specifications before ordering.

Q: What material is the E4057 rod end made from?
A: The E4057 is typically manufactured from steel with hardened bearing surfaces and corrosion-resistant plating. The ball or spherical bearing surface provides wear resistance under articulation loads.

Q: When should the E4057 rod end be replaced?
A: Replace the E4057 if you observe excessive play in the connection point, grinding or binding during arm movement, bent or deformed geometry, or loss of load stability in tilt or steering controls.