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Caster Assembly for Electric Lift Truck - Fits Crown, Hyster PC 3000

LC 2000

Zinc-Plated Caster Assembly for Lift Trucks

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Compatibility

Make

Crown, Hyster, Baker, Cat Caterpillar, Raymond, Toyota, BT Prime Mover

Model

PC 3000, W40XT, EWR, 112

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Product Description

LC 2000 is a polyurethane caster assembly for electric lift trucks. It is compatible with Crown, Hyster, Baker, Caterpillar, Raymond, Toyota, and BT Prime Mover equipment.

Specifications

Material & Construction
MaterialPolyurethane
Part Numbers & Compatibility
MakeCrown, Hyster, Baker, Cat Caterpillar, Raymond, Toyota, BT Prime Mover
ModelPC 3000, W40XT, EWR, 112
ApplicationElectric Lift Trucks, Pallet Jacks
Additional Specifications
Product TypeCaster Assembly
FinishZinc Plated
Corrosion Resistance3-5 years under normal conditions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the LC 2000 caster assembly used for?
A: The LC 2000 is a complete caster assembly designed for electric lift trucks and pallet jack applications. It provides steering and directional control while supporting the equipment frame and includes the bracket, wheel, and mounting hardware as a complete unit.

Q: Which electric lift truck makes and models are compatible with the LC 2000 caster assembly?
A: The LC 2000 is compatible with Crown, Hyster, Baker, Caterpillar, Raymond, Toyota, and BT Prime Mover equipment, including PC 3000, W40XT, EWR, 112. Confirm the part number and equipment model before ordering.

Q: What material is the LC 2000 caster assembly made from?
A: The LC 2000 is constructed from polyurethane, which offers durability and resistance to wear in various operating conditions. This material supports smooth operation and long-lasting performance.

Q: How do I know when to replace the LC 2000 caster assembly?
A: Replace the LC 2000 caster assembly if steering response becomes sluggish or structural damage to the bracket is evident. Regular inspection for flat spots or debris buildup on the wheel can help identify when replacement is needed.