Product Description
LF 10213 Load Roller Brackets (Pair; Wi) are OEM replacement steel brackets designed for securing load roller assemblies on Lift-Rite manual pallet jacks. These components are engineered for precise fitment at the fork tips, ensuring secure support and safe operation. The brackets are finished with a protective powder coat for durability in industrial environments and are supplied as a matched left and right pair.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Lift-Rite, model LF10213. SKU: LF 10213
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Bracket Material | Steel construction |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | LF 10213 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LF 10213 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | LR10213, LR 10213, LF10213 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What material are the LF 10213 load roller brackets made from?
A: The LF 10213 brackets are constructed from steel with a protective powder coat finish. This provides durability and corrosion resistance in industrial and warehouse environments where manual pallet jacks operate.
Q: Which Lift-Rite pallet jack models do the LF 10213 brackets fit?
A: The LF 10213 load roller brackets are engineered for Lift-Rite LF10213 manual pallet jacks. These brackets secure the load roller assembly at the fork tips and provide the precise fitment required for safe equipment operation.
Q: Are the LF 10213 brackets sold as a matched pair?
A: Yes. The LF 10213 is supplied as a matched left and right pair. You receive both brackets in a single order and are ready to install on your load roller assembly.
Q: What cross-reference part numbers exist for the LF 10213 brackets?
A: The LF 10213 load roller brackets cross-reference as LR10213, LR 10213, and LF10213. These alternate designations may appear in technical documentation or supplier catalogs for the same OEM component.
Q: How long do LF 10213 brackets typically last in service?
A: Lifespan depends on load intensity and maintenance environment. Steel brackets with powder coat finish resist corrosion and wear in standard warehouse conditions. Inspect periodically for cracks or coating damage, especially if equipment operates in wet or corrosive conditions.