Product Description
Crown CR 82741 Load Wheel, polyurethane 95A load wheel for electric lift trucks.
Specifications
Material
| Load Wheel Material | Polyurethane |
| Hardness Rating | 95A |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CR 82741 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CR 82741 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the core specifications of the CR 82741 load wheel?
A: The CR 82741 is a Crown OEM polyurethane load wheel with a 95A Shore A durometer hardness rating. It is engineered for electric lift truck applications requiring a softer compound than higher durometer alternatives, providing balanced grip and shock absorption in general warehouse service.
Q: What equipment does the CR 82741 replace or fit?
A: The CR 82741 is an OEM part for Crown electric lift trucks. It serves as a direct replacement for original equipment load wheels. Confirm your equipment model and serial range match this part number, as Crown lift trucks use different wheel sizes and bore configurations across product lines.
Q: How does the 95A durometer differ from harder wheels like 97A?
A: The 95A durometer is softer than 97A, providing better traction and cushioning on hard warehouse floors. A 95A wheel generates less shock on the lift truck frame and handles temperature variations better than harder compounds. Use 95A for general-duty applications; specify 97A for high-speed or heavy-load scenarios.
Q: Can the CR 82741 be used as a substitute for other Crown wheel part numbers?
A: The CR 82741 is a specific OEM replacement. Do not assume it is interchangeable with other part numbers like CR 82740 or CR 82741-XL without verifying bore size, outside diameter, and tread width against your equipment. Using a mismatched wheel will cause steering problems and accelerate bearing wear.
Q: What maintenance does the CR 82741 require during service life?
A: Inspect the CR 82741 regularly for debris buildup, cracking, or flat spotting. Clean the wheel tread to maintain grip. Monitor bearing play; excessive movement indicates bearing wear rather than a wheel issue. Replace the wheel when tread depth is significantly worn or structural damage appears.
