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HY 2309051

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HY 2309051

HANDLE RETURN SPRING (RESISTOR

Regular price $12.43
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Compatibility

Make Hyster
Model W40XL, W40XT

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Product Description

Hyster HY 2309051 Steer Arm Return Spring for electric walkie truck models W40XL and W40XT (control handle to serial number A218H-02151); superseded by HY 2304879 for later units. Designed for handle spring return function in resistor control heads.

Specifications

Compatibility
Compatible With ModelsFits Hyster W40XL and W40XT electric walkie trucks with serial numbers up to A218H-02151
Part Numbers
OEM Part NumberHY 2309051
Supersedes/ReplacesSupersedes: None; Replaced by HY 2304879 for units S/N A218H-02152 and later

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the HY 2309051 steer arm return spring do?
A: The HY 2309051 is a steer arm return spring that provides spring tension for control handle return function. It brings the steering control back to neutral after operator input is released.

Q: Which serial number range is the HY 2309051 compatible with?
A: The HY 2309051 fits Hyster W40XL and W40XT electric walkie trucks with serial numbers up to A218H-02151. Units with serial number A218H-02152 and later use the superseding part HY 2304879.

Q: What is the cross-reference information for HY 2309051?
A: The HY 2309051 is replaced by HY 2304879 for later truck units. Verify your serial number before ordering to receive the correct part for your equipment.

Q: What symptoms indicate the HY 2309051 spring needs replacement?
A: Replace the spring if the steering handle does not return to neutral after release, remains stuck in position, or feels weak. A failed return spring makes steering difficult and creates a safety hazard.

Q: What is the expected lifespan of the HY 2309051 return spring?
A: Springs deteriorate based on cycling frequency and operating conditions. Heavy-use equipment typically requires replacement every 2-5 years. Inspect springs annually for loss of tension or visible fatigue cracks.