Product Description
Prime Mover PR 20085-02 Load Wheel is a 3.25 inch wide by 6.00 inch diameter polyurethane wheel on steel core, designed for electric lift truck and pallet jack applications at load positions; includes OEM axle mounting configuration with sealed ball bearings. No known cross-reference part numbers are applicable.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Core Material | High-strength steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | PR 20085-02 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PR 20085-02 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions and specifications of the PR 20085-02 load wheel?
A: The PR 20085-02 is a polyurethane load wheel measuring 6.00 inches outside diameter by 3.25 inches width. It features a high-strength steel core, sealed ball bearings, and OEM axle mounting configuration. No load capacity is listed separately, so verify against your equipment specification.
Q: What equipment types is the PR 20085-02 compatible with?
A: The PR 20085-02 fits electric lift trucks and pallet jacks requiring load position wheels at load positions. The OEM axle mounting configuration means it uses standard industrial axle specifications common across lift truck and pallet jack manufacturers.
Q: Why does the PR 20085-02 have a steel core instead of being solid polyurethane?
A: The high-strength steel core provides structural rigidity and load capacity support while the polyurethane outer layer provides traction, floor protection, and durability. This composite construction is standard on load-carrying wheels for material handling equipment.
Q: Does the PR 20085-02 require regular bearing maintenance?
A: The sealed ball bearings on the PR 20085-02 are factory-sealed to reduce maintenance requirements. Inspect wheels periodically for damage or irregular wear. Do not attempt to lubricate sealed bearing wheels, as the factory grease charge is designed for the wheel life.
Q: How does the PR 20085-02 compare to smaller 3 inch diameter load wheels?
A: The 6.00 inch diameter PR 20085-02 provides a larger contact patch than smaller wheels, which can reduce rolling resistance, lower noise, and distribute load over a wider floor area. Larger wheels are typically better suited for rough or uneven floors compared to small diameter wheels.