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Jet PTX2748-071 O-Ring for Pallet Jacks

JT PTX2748-071

Hydraulic O-Ring Seal for Jet Pallet Jacks

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Hydraulic Unit jet JTX Manual Pallet Jack Parts PTX

Compatibility

Make

Jet

Model

PTX, JTX

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  • Product Description

    O-Ring

    Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Jet, model PTX & JTX. SKU: JT PTX2748-071

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: What does the O-Ring JT PTX2748-071 seal in a Jet pallet jack?
    A: The JT PTX2748-071 is a dynamic or static seal O-ring that prevents hydraulic fluid leakage at connection points in the hydraulic unit assembly. It sits in grooves on valve bases or pump housings to maintain system pressure.

    Q: Which Jet pallet jack models use O-Ring JT PTX2748-071?
    A: The JT PTX2748-071 O-ring is compatible with Jet PTX and JTX series manual pallet jacks. Cross-reference your equipment documentation to confirm the correct seal size before purchasing.

    Q: What material is the O-ring made from and why does it matter?
    A: The O-ring is typically made from EPDM rubber or nitrile (NBR) that resists hydraulic oil and maintains elasticity under pressure. EPDM is more temperature-resistant; NBR offers better oil compatibility. The material choice affects longevity in cold storage or high-heat environments.

    Q: When should I replace the JT PTX2748-071 O-ring?
    A: Replace the O-ring if you see active oil seepage from the hydraulic unit, if the jack loses pressure within minutes when fully loaded, or as part of a planned seal kit replacement every 3 to 5 years depending on equipment use frequency.