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LF 10244

Hardened Steel Thrust Ball Bearing for Pallet Jack Handles

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Hydraulic Unit L50 Lift Rite Big Joe Manual Pallet Jack Parts Thrust

Compatibility

Make Lift-Rite (Big Joe)
Model L-55

Reference Diagrams

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  • • appears in Lift-Rite L50 Hydraulic Unit Diagram
  • • appears in Lift-Rite L55 Hydraulic Unit Diagram

  • Product Description

    LF 10244 is a hardened steel ball manufactured by Lift-Rite for use in Lift-Rite manual pallet jack handle control assemblies. OEM part number PL10244, compatible with Lift-Rite L50 and L162 series. No published cross-references. Used as a thrust bearing element within the handle mechanism.

    Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Lift-Rite, model L55. SKU: LF 10244

    Specifications

    Material & Construction
    MaterialHardened steel
    Finish/CoatingMachined finish
    Part Numbers
    Manufacturer Part NumberLF 10244
    OEM Part NumberPL10244
    Compatible EquipmentLift-Rite L50 and L162 Series Manual Pallet Jacks

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: What is the LF 10244 and what is its material composition?
    A: The LF 10244 is a hardened steel ball manufactured by Lift-Rite for use in manual pallet jack handle control assemblies. It serves as a thrust bearing element within the handle mechanism and is finished with a machined surface.

    Q: Which Lift-Rite models use the LF 10244?
    A: The LF 10244 is compatible with Lift-Rite L50 and L162 series manual pallet jacks. It may also fit model L55 depending on handle control assembly design. Verify your specific model before ordering.

    Q: What is the OEM part number for the LF 10244?
    A: The original equipment manufacturer part number is PL10244. No additional published cross-references are available for this component.

    Q: Why does the LF 10244 need to be hardened steel?
    A: Hardened steel construction provides wear resistance and durability under the repeated pressure and friction loads experienced in handle mechanisms. The hardened surface resists deformation and maintains its bearing properties over the life of the equipment.

    Q: What happens if the LF 10244 becomes damaged or worn?
    A: A damaged or worn ball bearing can cause rough or stiff handle operation, reduced control sensitivity, and increased friction in the handle mechanism. Replacement restores smooth handle function and prevents further wear to the control assembly.