Product Description
Lift-Rite Pivot Axle, OEM SKU LF PN20219, engineered for LCR55 manual pallet jack frame, precision machined steel construction, direct-fit frame pivot component.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Lift-Rite, model LCR55. SKU: LF PN20219
Specifications
Dimensional Specifications
| Application Reference | Refer to Lift-Rite LCR55 chassis diagram for location and dimensional integration |
Material & Construction
| Material Specification | Machined steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | LF PN20219 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PN20219 |
| Alternate Part Number | LFPN20219 |
| Compatible Models | Lift-Rite LCR55 manual pallet jack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which Lift-Rite model does the LF PN20219 pivot axle fit?
A: The LF PN20219 pivot axle is engineered for the Lift-Rite LCR55 manual pallet jack frame. This axle is a direct-fit OEM component. Cross-reference designations include PN20219 and LFPN20219. Confirm your equipment model before ordering.
Q: What is the function of the LF PN20219 axle in the pallet jack?
A: The LF PN20219 serves as the pivot point for the hydraulic lift frame and load wheel assembly. It enables synchronized vertical movement of the forks during lift and lowering operations. This is a critical structural component.
Q: What material and manufacturing process is used for the LF PN20219?
A: The LF PN20219 is precision-machined from high-strength steel. Machining provides tight tolerances required for smooth frame articulation and alignment. This manufacturing process ensures consistent performance across the pallet jack fleet.
Q: Can the LF PN20219 be used on other Lift-Rite models besides the LCR55?
A: No. The LF PN20219 is designed exclusively for the LCR55 frame geometry. Using it on other models will result in incorrect frame alignment, improper hydraulic linkage function, and unsafe lift operation. Confirm your model number.
Q: What signs indicate the LF PN20219 pivot axle needs replacement?
A: Symptoms of pivot axle wear include stiff or jerky frame movement during lift cycles, frame binding, excessive play or looseness in the load wheel assembly, or visible bending. A compromised pivot axle affects load stability and must be replaced.