Bearing Assembly for Manual Pallet Jacks
FM50500013
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Product Description
BEARING assembly FM50500013 for manual pallet jack maintenance features hardened steel construction with sealed ball bearing design, press-fit installation, and compatibility with standard manual pallet jack wheel assemblies. No cross-reference part numbers are currently provided.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Bearing Material | Hardened steel races and balls; sealed construction |
| Finish | Factory-lubricated, corrosion-protected bearing surfaces |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | FM50500013 |
| OEM Part Number | FM50500013 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the material specifications of FM50500013?
A: FM50500013 features hardened steel races and balls with sealed ball bearing design. The bearing surfaces are factory-lubricated and corrosion-protected. This construction is designed for long-term durability in wet and dry warehouse conditions.
Q: How is FM50500013 installed on wheel assemblies?
A: FM50500013 uses a press-fit installation design and is compatible with standard manual pallet jack wheel assemblies. Verify bore diameter and shaft dimensions match your equipment.
Q: What is the maintenance requirement for FM50500013?
A: FM50500013 is a sealed bearing assembly and requires no routine lubrication. The factory-lubricated design means sealed bearings cannot be re-greased. Replace the bearing if performance degrades or noise develops.
Q: What equipment brands use FM50500013 bearings?
A: FM50500013 is compatible with manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and similar standard manual lift equipment. Check your equipment documentation to confirm part compatibility.
Q: What is the failure symptom for a worn FM50500013 bearing?
A: Common failure symptoms include audible grinding or clicking noise when wheels rotate, increased rolling resistance, or lateral wheel movement. If noise or movement is detected, the bearing assembly should be replaced to prevent further equipment damage.
