Grease cap for Crown PE 4000/4500
CR 115369
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Product Description
CR 115369, a grease cap by Crown, is engineered for protecting wheel hub components on Crown PE 4000 and PE 4500 Series electric lift trucks. It ensures grease retention and contaminant exclusion in demanding lift truck environments.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model PE 4000. Alternate model: PE4000. SKU: CR 115369
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown |
| Model | PE 4000, PE 4500 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 115369 |
| Part Number | CR 115369 |
| Compatible Equipment Models | Crown PE 4000 Series, Crown PE 4500 Series |
| Compatibility | Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model PE 4000. Alternate model: PE4000. |
Additional Specifications
| Description | CR 115369, an OEM grease cap by Crown, is engineered for protecting wheel hub components on Crown PE 4000 and PE 4500 Series electric lift trucks. It ensures grease retention and contaminant exclusion in demanding lift truck environments. |
| SKU | CR 115369 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the purpose of the CR 115369 grease cap?
A: The CR 115369 is designed to protect wheel hub components on Crown electric lift trucks. It seals the hub to retain grease and exclude moisture, dirt, and contaminants that can damage bearings and shorten component life.
Q: Which Crown models is the CR 115369 compatible with?
A: The CR 115369 is compatible with Crown PE 4000 series and PE 4500 series electric lift trucks. Always verify your specific truck model before ordering.
Q: What material is the CR 115369 grease cap made from?
A: The CR 115369 is manufactured from machined steel with a black oxide protective finish. The finish resists corrosion and provides durability in wet storage, outdoor, and wash-down warehouse environments.
Q: How often should the CR 115369 grease cap be inspected or replaced?
A: Inspect the cap regularly for cracks, loose fit, or damage that compromises the seal. If the cap no longer seals properly or shows rust breakthrough, replace it immediately to prevent bearing contamination and premature failure.
Q: What symptoms indicate hub seal failure related to the grease cap?
A: Signs include grease leakage, clicking or grinding bearing noise during operation, wheel drag, or water entering the hub. A missing or loose grease cap allows rapid bearing degradation in wet or dusty conditions.