Load Wheel Assembly for Rol-Lift Electric Lift Truck
RL 3-91027
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Product Description
RL 3-91027 is a polyurethane load wheel assembly for compatible Rol-Lift electric lift trucks and pallet jacks. Featuring a 92A durometer polyurethane tread, steel core, and powder-coat finish, this replacement wheel supports demanding warehouse and dock applications.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | Polyurethane |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Rol-Lift |
| Application | Continuous industrial duty, electric lift trucks |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RL 3-91027 |
Wheel Dimensions
| Outside Diameter | 4 in |
| Width | 2 in |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications of the RL 3-91027 polyurethane load wheel?
A: The RL 3-91027 is a polyurethane load wheel with 92A durometer hardness. It features a steel core with powder-coat finish for use on electric lift trucks and forklifts.
Q: Which electric lift truck models is the RL 3-91027 compatible with?
A: The RL 3-91027 is intended for compatible Rol-Lift electric lift truck and pallet jack models. Verify the equipment make, model, and serial number before ordering to ensure proper fitment and safe operation.
Q: What does 92A durometer hardness mean for load wheel performance?
A: Durometer measures material hardness on the Shore A scale. A 92A durometer polyurethane provides a balance of load support, floor traction, and wear resistance for lift operations.
Q: How long does a polyurethane load wheel like the RL 3-91027 typically last?
A: Service life depends on duty cycle, floor surface, and maintenance practices. Inspect the wheel regularly and replace it when the tread wears down or flat spots develop.
Q: How should the RL 3-91027 be stored when not in use?
A: Store the wheel in a clean, dry location protected from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and corrosive chemicals. Polyurethane can degrade under prolonged UV exposure or harsh environmental conditions.