Yale Electric Pallet Jack Load Wheel 4x2.87 in, Polyure
YL 580022365
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Product Description
Load wheel for Yale electric pallet jacks. Features a durable polyurethane tread (95A hardness) bonded to a machined steel core, with integrated precision ball bearings and axle. Designed for reliable performance in warehouse loading, dock operations, and material handling applications. Cross-reference part numbers: YT580022365, 580022365.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Polyurethane |
| Tread Hardness | 95A |
| Wheel Core Material | Machined steel |
| Finish | Polyurethane tread bonded to steel core |
| Polyurethane Type | Millennium Hyload grade |
Assembly & Components
| Includes | Bearings and axle |
Part Numbers
| Direct Replacement Part Number | YL 580022365 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 580022365 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | YT580022365 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What materials does the YL 580022365 wheel contain?
A: This load wheel features a polyurethane tread (95A hardness) bonded to a machined steel core. The wheel includes integrated precision ball bearings and comes with the axle installed.
Q: Which Yale equipment models does the YL 580022365 fit?
A: The wheel is a direct replacement load wheel for Yale electric pallet jacks and lift truck models. Verify your equipment model and serial number range match before ordering to confirm compatibility.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for this wheel?
A: The YL 580022365 can also be ordered using the cross-reference number YT580022365 or 580022365. All three designations reference the identical load wheel assembly.
Q: How durable is the polyurethane tread on this load wheel?
A: The polyurethane tread is rated 95A hardness, providing good abrasion resistance for standard material handling applications. Tread life depends on floor conditions, load weight, and usage hours. Periodically inspect wheels for wear, reduced grip, or visible tread loss.
Q: What is the wheel core made of?
A: The wheel core is constructed from machined steel, providing structural strength and durability. The polyurethane tread is firmly bonded to this steel core for long-term reliability.
