Load Wheel Assembly for Nissan, UniCarriers, and Datsun Electric Lift Trucks
NI 9988-066-A
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Product Description
NI 9988-066-A is a polyurethane load wheel assembly for Nissan, UniCarriers, and Datsun electric lift trucks. This replacement part is compatible with PW23 and PW30 models.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | Polyurethane |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Nissan, UniCarriers, Datsun |
| Model | PW23, PW30 |
| Part Number | NI 9988-066-A |
Wheel Dimensions
| Outside Diameter | 3.25 in |
| Width | 6 in |
Additional Specifications
| Hub Material | Steel |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment is compatible with the NI 9988-066-A?
A: The NI 9988-066-A is designed for Nissan, UniCarriers, and Datsun electric lift trucks, including PW23 and PW30 models.
Q: What material and durometer rating does this wheel have?
A: The NI 9988-066-A uses polyurethane with a 95a durometer tread, a medium-hard formulation that provides balanced traction and abrasion resistance. The polyurethane is bonded to a steel core for durability and structural integrity.
Q: How do I know if this wheel is the right replacement for my equipment?
A: Check that your equipment is a Nissan, UniCarriers, or Datsun electric lift truck and that the model is PW23 or PW30. Confirm that the part number NI 9988-066-A matches your replacement requirements.
Q: What performance can I expect from the 95a durometer polyurethane?
A: The 95a polyurethane compound provides solid grip on dry, clean warehouse floors and resists moderate cutting and abrasion. Performance may vary on wet, oily, or extremely cold surfaces.
Q: Where should this wheel be stored?
A: Store the wheel in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Protect from ozone-generating equipment and avoid prolonged exposure to oils, solvents, or harsh chemicals that may degrade polyurethane.