Product Description
HOUSING (INNER PUMP HOUSING)
Specifications
Product Overview
| Part Number | 00591-43412-81 |
| Product Type | Inner Pump Housing |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Ductile Iron or Aluminum Alloy |
| Function | Hydraulic Pump Containment |
| Pressure Rated | Yes - Standard Hydraulic System Pressure |
Compatibility
| Application | Manual Pallet Jacks |
| Compatible Equipment | Standard Manual Pallet Jacks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 00591-43412-81 inner pump housing and what does it do?
A: The 00591-43412-81 is the inner pump housing for manual pallet jacks. It contains the hydraulic pump mechanism that pressurizes fluid to raise the load. This part is critical to the lift function and is compatible with standard manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and similar brands.
Q: What material is the inner pump housing made from?
A: Inner pump housings are typically cast from ductile iron or aluminum alloy. These materials provide the strength needed to contain hydraulic pressure while resisting corrosion. The housing must maintain precise tolerances to ensure pump efficiency.
Q: How do I identify if the 00591-43412-81 pump housing is damaged?
A: Signs of pump housing damage include visible cracks, persistent hydraulic fluid leaks near the pump area, loss of lifting pressure, or the jack failing to lift at all. Internal wear may cause sluggish pump operation or air in the hydraulic system.
Q: What is the typical lifespan of an inner pump housing?
A: Under normal operating conditions, a pump housing typically lasts 5-10 years or longer. Lifespan depends on maintenance, proper fluid levels, and avoiding overpressure conditions. Regular inspections help detect wear before catastrophic failure.
Q: Can the 00591-43412-81 inner pump housing be repaired or must it be replaced?
A: Minor surface corrosion may be cleaned and treated, but cracks, internal wear, or significant damage requires replacement. A damaged housing cannot maintain hydraulic pressure reliably and poses a safety risk.
Q: What maintenance prevents premature pump housing failure?
A: Maintain the correct hydraulic fluid level, use the specified fluid type, keep the pump intake clean, and avoid overpressure conditions. Store the jack in a dry environment to prevent corrosion. Inspect regularly for leaks or damage.
