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BA 994070

Idler Caster

Regular price $93.93
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Product Description

BA 994070 Idler Caster, OEM replacement for Baker electric lift trucks. Constructed with Durarun 95A polyurethane compound for high wear resistance and performance. Direct cross-reference with BK994070 and equivalent to BA 994070-XL for select models.

Specifications

Material & Construction
Tread MaterialPolyurethane, compound
Tread Hardness95A Shore durometer
Part Numbers
OEM Part NumberBA 994070
Manufacturer Part NumberBA994070
Cross-Reference Part NumbersBK994070, 994070
Equivalent Part NumberBA 994070-XL

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the BA 994070 idler caster and what equipment does it fit?
A: The BA 994070 is an OEM idler caster with 95A Shore durometer polyurethane compound. It is the direct replacement idler wheel for Baker electric lift trucks and pallet jacks.

Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for BA 994070?
A: The BA 994070 cross-references to BK994070 and 994070. The BA 994070-XL is an equivalent part for select models, though it uses a harder 97A Shore durometer material.

Q: What material is the BA 994070 tread made from and why?
A: The BA 994070 uses a 95A Shore durometer polyurethane compound. This hardness provides high wear resistance and durability for continuous industrial use while maintaining adequate grip on concrete and smooth floors.

Q: How does the BA 994070 compare to the BA 994070-XL?
A: The BA 994070 has a 95A Shore durometer tread, while the BA 994070-XL uses a harder Poly XL material at 97A Shore durometer. Choose the XL for higher-speed or high-temperature applications requiring extra durability.

Q: When should I replace the BA 994070 idler caster?
A: Replace the BA 994070 when you observe flat spots, chunks missing from the tread, reduced grip, or steering difficulty. Even wear across the tread surface indicates normal operation; uneven wear suggests alignment issues.