Product Description
Hyster HY 1152781 Durarun 95A Poly Load Wheel for electric lift trucks—polyurethane load wheel for material handling equipment. OEM part number HY 1152781. No available supersedes, replaces, or equivalent part numbers.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | HY 1152781 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HY1152781 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does the HY 1152781 Durarun 95A load wheel fit?
A: The HY 1152781 Durarun 95A is a polyurethane load wheel designed for Hyster electric lift trucks. This OEM wheel is compatible with Hyster pallet truck and electric lift truck models. Verify wheel diameter and bearing specifications match your equipment before ordering.
Q: What does the 95A rating mean for this poly wheel?
A: The 95A designation refers to the polyurethane compound hardness measured on the Shore A scale. A 95A compound is a medium-hardness polyurethane formulation designed for general-purpose warehouse floor applications. This hardness provides good wear resistance while maintaining adequate grip on standard concrete and sealed floors.
Q: What material is the HY 1152781 constructed from?
A: The HY 1152781 Durarun is a solid polyurethane load wheel. Polyurethane provides superior durability compared to rubber wheels, with greater resistance to abrasion, cuts, and chemical exposure. These wheels are designed for heavy-duty electric lift truck service in industrial environments.
Q: Are there equivalent or replacement part numbers for the HY 1152781?
A: No supersedes, replaces, or equivalent part numbers are available for the HY 1152781 Durarun 95A. This is the specific OEM part number for Hyster equipment. If a wheel upgrade or higher-durability option is needed, consult equipment compatibility requirements and bearing specifications.
Q: How long does a Durarun 95A load wheel last in typical warehouse use?
A: Under normal warehouse conditions with standard concrete floors, a Durarun 95A wheel typically lasts 18 to 30 months. Lifespan depends on operating hours, load weight, floor conditions, and maintenance. Wheels in high-traffic areas or on rough floors may require replacement sooner.