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PR P-21038

Load Wheel

Regular price $58.81
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Product Description

PR P-21038 is a polyurethane load wheel manufactured for Prime Mover electric lift trucks and BT pallet jacks, featuring a 4.00 inch outside diameter, 2.875 inch tread width, and 2.328 inch hub width. Compatible as a direct replacement for OEM PM201 and cross-referenced with P21038-1 and P25199-(2) part numbers.

Specifications

Material
Tread MaterialPolyurethane
Core MaterialCast iron
Part Numbers
Cross-Reference Part NumbersReplaces PM201, supersedes P25199-(2), equivalent to P21038-1
Manufacturer Part NumberPR P-21038
OEM Part NumberPM201
Equivalent Part NumbersP21038-1, P25199-(2)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the PR P-21038 load wheel?
A: The PR P-21038 is a polyurethane load wheel manufactured for Prime Mover electric lift trucks and BT pallet jacks. It supports and guides the load during lift and lowering operations.

Q: What are the dimensions of the PR P-21038 load wheel?
A: The PR P-21038 features a 4.00 inch outside diameter, 2.875 inch tread width, and 2.328 inch hub width. Verify these dimensions match your equipment before ordering.

Q: What material is the PR P-21038 load wheel made from?
A: The PR P-21038 combines a polyurethane tread for durability and grip with a cast iron core for structural strength and load capacity.

Q: What equipment is the PR P-21038 compatible with?
A: The PR P-21038 is a direct replacement for OEM PM201 and is compatible with Prime Mover electric lift trucks and BT pallet jacks. It is cross-referenced as P21038-1 and supersedes P25199-(2).

Q: When should the PR P-21038 load wheel be replaced?
A: Replace when polyurethane tread shows significant wear, when flat spots develop, or when the wheel no longer maintains proper contact with guide rails. Regular inspection prevents unexpected equipment failure.