Product Description
PR 23109-00-A Load Wheel Assembly by Prime Mover is an OEM polyurethane tread wheel with cast iron core, designed for BT Prime Mover HMX50 end rider pallet trucks. Features 3.25 inch diameter, 5 inch tread width, 95A hardness polyurethane, and 6205-2RS sealed deep groove ball bearings.
Specifications
Compatibility
| Equipment Application | BT Prime Mover HMX50 End Rider Pallet Truck |
Material & Construction
| Tread Hardness | 95 Shore A |
| Finish | Polyurethane bonded to cast iron core |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | PR 23109-00-A |
| Other Valid Part Numbers | PM 23109-00-A; PR23109-00-A; PM23109-00-A; PR2310900A; PM2310900A; 2310900A |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the detailed specifications of the PR 23109-00-A?
A: The PR 23109-00-A is an OEM load wheel assembly for BT Prime Mover HMX50 end rider pallet trucks. It features a 3.25 inch wheel diameter, 5 inch tread width, 95A Shore A hardness polyurethane compound bonded to a cast iron core, and 6205-2RS sealed deep groove ball bearings.
Q: Which Prime Mover equipment models does the PR 23109-00-A fit?
A: The PR 23109-00-A is specifically engineered for the BT Prime Mover HMX50 end rider pallet truck platform. The 3.25 inch diameter and 5 inch tread width are optimized for this model. Verify your exact equipment serial range and axle configuration before ordering.
Q: What are the equivalent part numbers for the PR 23109-00-A?
A: The PR 23109-00-A cross-references as: PM 23109-00-A, PR23109-00-A, PM23109-00-A, PR2310900A, PM2310900A, and 2310900A. These are valid equivalent part numbers across Prime Mover equipment platforms.
Q: What type of bearings does the PR 23109-00-A use, and what does 6205-2RS mean?
A: The 6205-2RS designation refers to a sealed deep groove ball bearing. The 6205 is the bearing size standard, and 2RS means both sides have rubber seals to keep contaminants out and grease inside. This sealed design minimizes maintenance and extends bearing life in typical warehouse conditions.
Q: How does the cast iron core affect wheel durability?
A: The cast iron core provides structural strength and rigidity, preventing wheel flex under load. Combined with the 95A hardness polyurethane tread, this design resists flat spotting and extends service life compared to all-polyurethane wheels. The core also provides thermal stability and maintains performance in cold storage environments.
Q: When should the PR 23109-00-A be replaced?
A: Replace the PR 23109-00-A when polyurethane tread shows significant wear, visible cracking, hardening, or flatspotting; when wheel diameter has reduced noticeably; or when bearings exhibit grinding, resistance, or noise. In high-cycle operations, plan replacement every 18-36 months.