Yale Replacement Load Wheel 3.25 x 6.5 Polyurethane
YL 150015555
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Product Description
Yale YL 150015555 replacement load wheel: polyurethane tread 95A Shore, cast iron core, for Yale electric lift trucks— specification, no cross-reference part numbers available.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Polyurethane, 95A Shore hardness |
| Wheel Core Material | Cast iron |
Performance Specifications
| Shore Hardness | 95A |
| Application | Yale electric lift trucks |
Part Information
| Part Number | YL 150015555 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions of the YL 150015555 load wheel?
A: This wider configuration provides enhanced load distribution and stability during material handling operations on Yale electric lift trucks.
Q: What material and durometer rating does the YL 150015555 feature?
A: The YL 150015555 uses polyurethane tread with a 95A Shore hardness rating bonded to a cast iron core. This specification provides reliable wear resistance for electric lift truck applications under typical material handling conditions.
Q: Is the YL 150015555 compatible with all Yale electric pallet jack models?
A: The YL 150015555 is designed for specific Yale electric lift truck models. This is a critical dimension that must match your equipment. Verify the wheel, diameter, and bearing bore dimensions match your specific model before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q: What advantage does the 6.5-inch width provide?
A: This increases the load-bearing footprint, improving weight distribution and operational stability. This wider design is specified for particular Yale electric lift truck models where enhanced support and balance are required.
Q: How should this load wheel be maintained?
A: Inspect the wheel regularly for wear, cracks, or uneven tread. Clean debris from the tread surface periodically. Ensure the wheel rotates freely on its bearing. Replace if tread depth becomes significantly reduced or if damage is visible.
