Product Description
BA W3-4 load wheel is a direct replacement part for Baker electric pallet jacks, featuring a 3.00 inch outer diameter, 3.66 inch tread width, 20 mm precision bearing bore, and durable 95A polyurethane tread bonded to a steel core. Cross-compatible with BAW3-4, BKW3-4, and BK W3-4 part numbers for use in Baker BHP55 series models.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | BA W3-4 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Equivalent to BAW3-4, BKW3-4, BK W3-4 |
| Compatible Equipment Models | Baker electric pallet jack series including BHP55, BHP-55 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the physical specifications for the BA W3-4 load wheel?
A: The BA W3-4 has an outer diameter of 3.00 inches, a tread width of 3.66 inches, and a 20 millimeter precision bearing bore. These dimensions are critical for proper fitment in Baker electric pallet jack load wheel positions.
Q: What tread material is the BA W3-4 constructed from?
A: The BA W3-4 features a 95A durometer polyurethane tread bonded to a steel core. This polyurethane compound provides good load-bearing capacity, durability, and floor grip in typical warehouse conditions.
Q: Which Baker electric pallet jack models use the BA W3-4 load wheel?
A: The BA W3-4 is a direct replacement load wheel for Baker electric pallet jack series including BHP55 and BHP-55 models. Verify your equipment model nameplate matches before ordering. This wheel may fit other Baker models with matching 3.00 inch diameter and 20 millimeter bearing bore specifications.
Q: What part numbers are equivalent to the BA W3-4?
A: Cross-reference part numbers equivalent to BA W3-4 include BAW3-4, BKW3-4, and BK W3-4. These variations represent OEM and aftermarket designations for the same component.
Q: How long does a BA W3-4 load wheel typically last?
A: Polyurethane load wheel lifespan depends on duty cycle, floor conditions, weight distribution, and maintenance. In moderate warehouse use, expect 1 to 3 years of service. High-volume operations or rough floor surfaces accelerate wear. Replace when tread becomes thin, shows flat spots, chunks are missing, or the wheel no longer maintains load height.
Q: What maintenance extends the life of the BA W3-4 load wheel?
A: Keep the wheel and bearing bore clean and free of debris. Ensure the bearing is properly lubricated per manufacturer specifications. Check that the wheel is mounted squarely with no lateral play. Avoid prolonged operation on extremely rough or sharp debris-covered floors, which accelerate tread wear.