Product Description
Mighty Lift ML B23 Exit Roller is an OEM replacement component engineered for the fork tip of Mighty Lift ML55 manual pallet jacks. This roller facilitates smooth pallet entry and exit under full rated loads and is constructed of hardened steel with corrosion-resistant surface treatment. Compatible with ML B23, B23, and MLB23 part numbers.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Mighty Lift, model ML55. SKU: ML B23
Specifications
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | ML B23 |
| Alternate Part Number | B23 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Supersedes ML B23, equivalent to MLB23, used as B23 in some diagrams |
| OEM Compatibility | Compatible with Mighty Lift ML55 Pallet Jack Frame |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the ML B23 exit roller?
A: The ML B23 is an OEM replacement roller installed at the fork tip of Mighty Lift manual pallet jacks. It guides pallets smoothly onto and off the forks, reducing friction, preventing pallet drag, and enabling controlled loading and unloading under full rated loads.
Q: Which Mighty Lift pallet jack models are compatible with the ML B23?
A: The ML B23 is designed for Mighty Lift ML55 and ML68 manual pallet jacks. Confirm your equipment model matches one of these before ordering, as fitment varies by frame configuration and fork tip design.
Q: What material is the ML B23 exit roller constructed from?
A: The ML B23 is constructed from hardened steel with a corrosion-resistant surface treatment. This material composition provides durability under repeated pallet contact, resists rust and oxidation, and maintains smooth rolling performance in warehouse environments.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for the ML B23?
A: The ML B23 is also referenced as B23 and MLB23 in parts diagrams and documentation. These part numbers are equivalent and interchangeable when sourcing or cross-referencing replacement rollers.
Q: What symptoms indicate the ML B23 exit roller needs replacement?
A: Replace the ML B23 if you observe excessive friction or resistance when loading pallets, visible pitting or flat spots on the roller surface, complete roller seizure, rust that prevents rotation, or pallet drag during entry and exit. A worn roller increases handle force required and risks pallet misalignment.