Steer Wheel Assembly for Lift-Rite L-50
LF 10236-B-S-A
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Product Description
LF 10236-B-S-A is a steel steer wheel assembly with 25mm bearing ID, designed for Lift-Rite (Big Joe) L-50 manual pallet jacks. Component features steel tread and hub, and serves as a key part for steering control in industrial material handling applications. No direct cross-reference or replacement part numbers are documented. Refer to the Lift-Rite parts manual for detailed dimensional and installation specifications.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Lift-Rite, model L50. SKU: LF 10236-B-S-A
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Steel Grade | Carbon steel |
| Tread Material | Steel |
| Hub Material | Steel |
Specifications
| Component Type | Steering wheel assembly |
Part Numbers
| Part Number | LF 10236-B-S-A |
Compatibility
| Equipment Compatibility | Lift-Rite, Big Joe L-50 manual pallet jacks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the bearing ID size for the LF 10236-B-S-A?
A: The LF 10236-B-S-A features a.
Q: Which manual pallet jack models does the LF 10236-B-S-A fit?
A: This steering wheel assembly is designed for Lift-Rite and Big Joe model L-50 manual pallet jacks.
Q: What materials are used in this assembly?
A: The LF 10236-B-S-A is constructed with a steel tread, steel hub, and carbon steel components for durability and wear resistance.
Q: What is the function of this component?
A: This steering wheel assembly provides directional control and maneuverability for manual pallet jacks in warehouse and material handling operations.
Q: Are there alternative or cross-reference part numbers?
A: No alternative cross-reference or replacement part numbers are currently documented for the LF 10236-B-S-A. Consult the Lift-Rite parts manual for additional application details.
Q: How should this component be maintained?
A: Inspect the bearing regularly for wear or damage. Clean the assembly periodically to remove debris and maintain smooth operation. Replace if bearing play becomes excessive or tread surface shows significant wear.
