Product Description
The BJ 078257-XL is a high-durability polyurethane load wheel engineered for demanding Big Joe electric lift truck applications. Featuring 97A extra-hard polyurethane compound, this wheel delivers superior wear resistance and extended service life compared to standard 95A alternatives. The 078257-XL is designed to meet factory specifications for compatible Big Joe electric lift equipment and provides reliable performance in heavy-duty warehouse and material handling environments.
Specifications
Material & Durability
| Material | Polyurethane (Poly) |
| Hardness Rating | 97A XL |
| Durability Comparison | Extra-hard compound; 2-point hardness increase over standard 95A provides longer wear life in high-duty environments |
Part Identification
| Manufacturer Part Number | BJ 078257-XL |
| Alternative Part Number | BJ078257XL |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the XL designation mean on the BJ 078257-XL?
A: The XL designation indicates an extra-hard polyurethane compound rated at 97A hardness. This higher hardness provides increased durability compared to standard 95A wheels, making it better suited for heavy-duty applications.
Q: What are the dimensions of the BJ 078257-XL wheel?
A: The BJ 078257-XL measures.
Q: How does the 078257-XL compare to the standard 078257 wheel?
A: The 078257-XL is rated at 97A hardness, while the standard 078257 is 95A. The 2-point hardness difference results in longer wheel life and better performance in high-wear environments.
Q: Which Big Joe truck models are compatible with the BJ 078257-XL?
A: The BJ 078257-XL is designed for Big Joe electric lift truck models using wheels. Verify your truck model specification against this part number before ordering.
Q: Does the BJ 078257-XL include bearings?
A: The BJ 078257-XL is the wheel component only and does not include pre-installed bearings. Source bearings separately or confirm bearing specifications for your equipment.
Q: When should I choose the BJ 078257-XL over the standard 078257?
A: Choose the BJ 078257-XL (97A) when operating under heavy loads, on rough floors, or in high-duty environments where extended wheel life justifies the premium cost. For lighter-duty applications, the 95A version is adequate.
