Product Description
LF 20274BD is the genuine Lift-Rite control lever for manual pallet jacks, enabling fork and mast lifting/lowering via hydraulic actuation. Identified by cross-reference numbers PL20274BD, LR20274BD, PL-20274BD, LRPL20274BD, and LFPL20274BD, this part is compatible with Lift-Rite L-55 and LRP5010 models. Specifications compiled from manufacturer and industrial distributor data; vendor/reseller sources excluded.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Lift-Rite, model L-55. Alternate model: L55; L 55. SKU: LF 20274BD
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Lift-Rite, Big Joe |
| Model | L-55, LRP5010, Ergo 3000 |
| Part Number | LF 20274BD |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | PL20274BD, LR20274BD, PL-20274BD, LRPL20274BD, LFPL20274BD |
| Compatibility | Fits pallet jacks made by Lift-Rite, model L-55. Alternate model: L55; L 55. |
Additional Specifications
| Equipment Type | Manual pallet jacks (suitable for Lift-Rite L-55 and comparable models) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What models is the LF 20274BD compatible with?
A: The LF 20274BD is compatible with Lift-Rite L-55, LRP5010, and Ergo 3000 manual pallet jacks. Confirm your model number before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q: What are the cross-reference numbers for the LF 20274BD?
A: The LF 20274BD is cross-referenced by the following part numbers: PL20274BD, LR20274BD, PL-20274BD, LRPL20274BD, and LFPL20274BD. Use these numbers when searching for equivalent inventory or compatibility verification.
Q: What material is the LF 20274BD made from?
A: The LF 20274BD is constructed from steel, providing strength and durability for repeated use in hydraulic systems of manual pallet jacks.
Q: How long can I expect the LF 20274BD to last?
A: The lifespan of the LF 20274BD depends on usage frequency, operating conditions, and maintenance. Regular inspection for signs of wear or damage will help identify when replacement is needed.
Q: What should I do if the LF 20274BD becomes sluggish or stuck?
A: Stuck or sluggish operation may indicate wear, corrosion, or internal damage. Do not force the lever; contact us for guidance based on your equipment model and symptoms.
