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Load Wheel for Electric Lift Truck

GW 627-XL

Load Wheel, Poly XL 97A

Regular price $37.25
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Size: 3.25" × 2.0" (83 × 51 mm) · 97A durometer
⌀ 3.25" (83 mm) 2.0" (51 mm) wide schematic — drawn to listed dimensions

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Product Description

Load Wheel, Poly XL 97A

Specifications: 3.250 inch diameter x 2.000 inch width (3.250" x 2.000" | 3.25 x 2.00 wheel | 3-1/4 x 2 | 82.55mm x 50.80mm) 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When should I choose GW 627-XL over standard GW 627-A1?
A: GW 627-XL has 97A durometer hardness versus 95A on GW 627-A1. Use XL when operating on rough concrete or abrasive floors that wear standard wheels faster. XL wheels last longer but provide slightly less grip on smooth floors.

Q: Are GW 627-XL dimensions identical to GW 627-A1?
A: Yes. Both are 3.25 inch diameter x 2.00 inch width (82.55mm x 50.80mm). They are direct substitutes except for material hardness. No modification needed when upgrading.

Q: Does GW 627-XL require different bearings than GW 627-A1?
A: No. GW 627-XL uses the same 20mm ID bearing as GW 627-A1. No additional parts or tools required for installation.

Q: What is the expected lifespan of GW 627-XL?
A: On abrasive floors, GW 627-XL typically lasts 24-36 months versus 18-24 for standard 95A wheels. Lifespan depends on floor type, load weight, and truck usage frequency.

Q: Can I mix GW 627-XL with standard GW 627-A1 wheels on the same truck?
A: Do not mix wheel hardness grades. Different durometer ratings cause uneven wear and load imbalance. When upgrading to GW 627-XL, replace all four wheels at the same time.