Product Description
The Magnum 546 Bushing and Axle Assembly is a precision axle and bushing unit engineered for manual pallet jack pivot and load-bearing applications. This assembly includes a carbon steel axle shaft, high-wear resistant polyamide bushing with Rockwell R80 hardness, black oxide finish, and locking nut for alignment retention. Designed for durable axial movement and full load transfer while protecting against housing wear.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Axle Construction | Carbon steel axle shaft |
| Bushing Construction | Molded polyamide, hardness Rockwell R80 |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Magnum, Intrupa, Handjak |
| Model | 5000, 55 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 546 |
Performance Specifications
| Load Bearing Support | Supports critical load-bearing pivot points |
Additional Specifications
| Mounting Hole Pattern | Dual-hole, 1.50 inch center-to-center spacing |
| Nut Thread Type | 3/8"-16 UNC |
| Finish Type | Black oxide finish |
| Locking Mechanism | Locking nut to maintain alignment |
| Wear Protection | Protects against housing wear |
| Compatible Makes | Magnum, Intrupa, Handjak |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which makes and models is the MG 546 compatible with?
A: The MG 546 is compatible with Magnum, Intrupa, and Handjak manual pallet jack models, including the 5000 series and 55 model.
Q: What material is the bushing made of in the MG 546?
A: The MG 546 features a molded polyamide bushing with Rockwell R80 hardness, designed for high-wear resistance and low-friction performance in heavy-duty applications.
Q: How do I know if the MG 546 is the right replacement part for my pallet jack?
A: The MG 546 is designed to fit critical load-bearing pivot points on Magnum, Intrupa, and Handjak manual pallet jacks. Check your equipment's model number to confirm compatibility.
Q: What is the function of the MG 546 in a pallet jack?
A: The MG 546 is engineered to provide durable axial movement retention and full load transfer. It helps protect against housing wear while maintaining proper alignment in pivot and load-bearing positions.
