Product Description
CL 1820844 is an OEM load wheel assembly for Clark electric lift trucks, featuring a 2-3/4 inch diameter, 3-3/8 inch width, sealed 20 mm ID bearing, and polyurethane tread (95A durometer), suitable for demanding warehouse applications and compatible with select Clark electric pallet jack models.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | 95A polyurethane compound |
| Core Material | Precision machined steel |
| Finish | Polyurethane bonded to steel core |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Manufacturer Part Number | CL 1820844 |
| OEM Part Number | CL 1820844 |
Performance
| Polyurethane Durometer | 95 Shore A |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications of the CL 1820844 load wheel assembly?
A: The CL 1820844 is an OEM load wheel assembly for Clark electric lift trucks with a 2-3/4 inch outer diameter and 3-3/8 inch width. The wheel features a 20 millimeter ID sealed bearing, a precision-machined steel core, and a 95A durometer polyurethane tread. This configuration is designed for demanding warehouse and cold storage applications.
Q: Which Clark electric lift truck models use the CL 1820844 load wheel?
A: The CL 1820844 is compatible with select Clark electric pallet jack models. Verify your equipment model number and serial range match the part compatibility specification, as load wheel dimensions vary significantly across the Clark product line. Do not assume interchange without confirming specifications.
Q: What is the polyurethane durometer rating and what does it mean for the CL 1820844 wheel?
A: The CL 1820844 load wheel features a 95 Shore A polyurethane tread compound. This durometer rating indicates a hard, durable compound suitable for high-speed operation and heavy load applications. The 95A compound provides excellent load-carrying capacity and resistance to wear on concrete and smooth warehouse floors.
Q: How long does the CL 1820844 load wheel assembly last in typical warehouse service?
A: Load wheel lifespan depends on equipment usage frequency, load weight, floor conditions, and environmental factors. High-utilization environments may see 1-2 years of service, while lighter duty applications extend lifespan to 3+ years. Monitor wheel flatness and polyurethane surface condition. Replace when wear becomes visible or equipment noise increases.