Product Description
The HY 2311661 is a frame and undercarriage pin designed for Hyster W40XL and W40XT electric pallet trucks. This direct replacement component functions as a retention and pivot point in the steer arm and handle assembly, providing reliable mechanical support and ensuring precise steering control. Manufactured from heat-treated, high-strength steel with a machined finish and oil coating for enhanced wear and corrosion resistance in demanding material handling environments.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | Heat-treated, high-strength steel |
| Surface Treatment | Machined finish, oil-coated |
Part Information
| Part Number | HY 2311661 |
| Compatible With Models | Hyster W40XL, Hyster W40XT |
| Function | Frame and undercarriage pin; retention and pivot component in steer arm and handle assembly |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the HY 2311661 pin and what does it do?
A: The HY 2311661 is an OEM frame and undercarriage pin that functions as a retention and pivot component in the steer arm and handle assembly. It provides mechanical support and ensures correct articulation of steering and control linkage.
Q: Which Hyster models use the HY 2311661 pin?
A: The HY 2311661 is engineered specifically for Hyster W40XL and W40XT electric pallet truck models. Do not use on other Hyster models or competitor equipment.
Q: What material is the HY 2311661 made from?
A: The HY 2311661 is manufactured from heat-treated, high-strength steel with a machined finish and oil coating. This construction provides wear resistance and corrosion protection in material handling environments.
Q: When does the HY 2311661 pin need to be replaced?
A: Replace the pin if you observe loose steering, handle rattle, reduced steering responsiveness, visible bending or deformation, or excessive play in the steer arm assembly.
Q: Can the HY 2311661 be used on other pallet jack brands?
A: No. The HY 2311661 is OEM Hyster only, designed for W40XL and W40XT models. Pin diameter, length, and mounting hole spacing are engineered specifically for these truck frames. Incorrect pins cause steering malfunction and equipment damage.
Q: How does pin wear affect truck performance?
A: Worn or bent pins allow lateral movement in the steer arm, causing steering drift, uneven handling, and rapid wear of other steering components. A worn pin also increases driver fatigue and compromises operator control during loading and maneuverability.