Product Description
The Hyster HY 2308794 is a welded steel steer arm assembly for W40XL and W40XT electric pallet trucks. This component connects the manual steering handle to the front axle steering mechanism, translating operator input to precise wheel control. Built to direct replacement specifications with factory bushing and pin compatibility, the part delivers reliable steering performance in demanding warehouse and dock environments.
Specifications
Dimensional Specifications
| Application Orientation | Designed for manual steer handle operation on W40XL/XT series |
Material & Construction
| Material | High-tensile welded steel |
| Construction Method | Welded at critical joints per Hyster factory standard |
| Bushing Compatibility | Factory bushings, pins, and springs compatible |
Part Numbers
| Part Number | HY 2308794 |
| Compatible Models | Hyster W40XL, W40XT electric pallet truck |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the HY 2308794 steer arm weldment?
A: The HY 2308794 is a welded steel assembly that connects the manual steering handle to the front axle steering mechanism on Hyster electric pallet jacks. It translates handle input to wheel steering direction.
Q: Which Hyster pallet jack models fit the HY 2308794 steer arm?
A: The HY 2308794 is designed for Hyster W40XL and W40XT electric pallet jacks with manual steering handles. Verify your equipment model before ordering to ensure direct fit compatibility.
Q: What material and construction method is used for the steer arm?
A: The HY 2308794 is welded steel construction per Hyster manufacturer standard. The arm is formed from high-tensile steel tubing and welded at critical joints for strength and rigidity under steering load.
Q: Is the HY 2308794 compatible with OEM bushings and pins?
A: Yes. The HY 2308794 is engineered to work with factory bushings, pins, and springs from the original assembly. Bore spacing and bushing hole diameters match OEM specifications for direct fit.
Q: What failure symptoms indicate the steer arm needs replacement?
A: Replace the arm if you notice excessive steering wheel slack, steering binds or sticks, unequal steering response left and right, or visible cracks in the weld zones. Bent or cracked arms cause erratic steering.
Q: How long does a steer arm weldment typically last?
A: Under normal operation, the HY 2308794 steer arm will last 6 to 10 years. Lifespan depends on load weight, steering aggressiveness, and quality of bushing maintenance. Inspect weld seams annually for cracks.
