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MI 51062802

MI 51062802

TANDEM LOAD WHEEL

Regular price $99,999.00
Sale price $99,999.00 Regular price

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Product Description

TANDEM LOAD WHEEL

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a tandem load wheel and what is the MI 51062802 used for?
A: The MI 51062802 is a tandem load wheel assembly designed for electric lift truck applications. Tandem configurations feature dual wheels mounted on a single axle or frame assembly to distribute load across a wider base and improve stability on uneven or softer floor surfaces.

Q: Which electric pallet truck models use the MI 51062802 tandem load wheel?
A: The MI 51062802 is engineered for Mitsubishi-based electric pallet truck platforms. It is compatible with multiple OEM brands and equipment models that incorporate tandem load wheel configurations. Verify your truck model, serial range, and wheel mounting specifications before ordering.

Q: What are the advantages of tandem load wheels on electric pallet trucks?
A: Tandem load wheel configurations distribute load pressure over a larger floor contact area, reducing point load and floor stress. This design improves traction and stability, especially on softer, uneven, or outdoor floor surfaces. It also provides redundancy if one wheel becomes damaged.

Q: How often should the MI 51062802 tandem load wheel be inspected?
A: Inspect the MI 51062802 regularly for tread wear, uneven wear between the dual wheels, chunks or cracks in the polyurethane, and separation from the core. With tandem configurations, uneven wear may indicate axle alignment issues. Replace wheels when tread wear reaches the wear indicators or when load capacity is compromised.

Q: Does the MI 51062802 require different maintenance than single load wheels?
A: Tandem load wheels like the MI 51062802 require monitoring of both wheels for balanced wear. If one wheel wears faster than its pair, alignment or bearing issues may be present. Both wheels should be replaced together to maintain even load distribution and truck stability.