Product Description
WL 12035 Load Wheel Assembly by Liftsplus.com features a 3.00 inch diameter, 3.75 inch width, 6204 (20 mm ID) deep groove ball bearing, and heavy-duty polyurethane tread; engineered for manual pallet jack applications requiring high-strength load rollers.
Specifications
Material
| Tread Material | Polyurethane (heavy-duty grade) |
| Core Material | Machined steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | WL 12035 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WL 12035 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions and bearing specifications for the WL 12035?
A: The WL 12035 has a 3.00 inch diameter and 3.75 inch width. It is equipped with a 6204 deep groove ball bearing with a 20mm inner diameter. The wheel has a machined steel core and heavy-duty polyurethane tread. These specs are compatible with manual pallet jack applications from Crown, Toyota, and Raymond.
Q: What is the core material of the WL 12035?
A: The WL 12035 core is machined steel, providing structural rigidity and consistent load distribution under sustained weight. Steel cores resist deformation better than aluminum on heavily loaded manual pallet jacks.
Q: Is the WL 12035 suitable for high-load manual pallet jack applications?
A: Yes. The WL 12035 is engineered specifically for high-strength load roller applications on manual pallet jacks. The combination of machined steel core, heavy-duty polyurethane, and 6204 bearing supports sustained heavy loads typical of industrial warehouse environments.
Q: How do I know if the WL 12035 fits my pallet jack?
A: Verify three specifications on your equipment: wheel diameter (3.00 inch), width (3.75 inch), and center bore diameter (must match the 20mm ID of the 6204 bearing). Cross-reference your pallet jack model with manufacturer documentation to confirm compatibility.
Q: What maintenance extends the life of the WL 12035?
A: Regular bearing lubrication is the primary maintenance task. Apply light machine oil to the bearing as needed to prevent wear and seize. Inspect the polyurethane tread for flat spots or chunking. Remove debris from wheel wells to prevent bearing contamination.