Product Description
Polyurethane load wheel for Multiton electric lift trucks, measuring 2 inches wide by 2.44 inches in diameter, suitable for axle-mounted applications. Constructed with industrial-grade polyurethane tread and polymer core for continuous-duty pallet handling operations.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Industrial-grade polyurethane |
| Core Material | Polymer core construction |
| Surface Finish | Smooth polyurethane tread, non-marking |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the exact dimensions of the MU 23729 load wheel?
A: The MU 23729 measures 2 inches wide by 2.44 inches in diameter. These dimensions are critical for axle-mounted applications on Multiton electric lift trucks. Verify your equipment specifications match these measurements before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q: What material is the MU 23729 tread and core made from?
A: The MU 23729 features an industrial-grade polyurethane tread with a polymer core construction. The polyurethane tread is non-marking and designed for continuous-duty pallet handling operations. This material combination provides durability in standard material handling environments.
Q: Which Multiton electric lift truck models use the MU 23729 load wheel?
A: The MU 23729 is designed for Multiton electric lift trucks in axle-mounted load wheel applications. Confirm your specific model and serial range match this part before purchase. Load wheel specifications vary significantly across models and production years.
Q: What is the typical lifespan of the MU 23729 load wheel?
A: Polyurethane load wheels like the MU 23729 typically provide 2 to 5 years of service life under continuous-duty pallet handling, depending on floor conditions, load weight, and usage intensity. Wheels operating on smooth concrete last longer than those on rough surfaces or in cold storage environments.
Q: How do I know when the MU 23729 needs replacement?
A: Replace the MU 23729 when the polyurethane tread becomes worn flat, develops chunks or tears, or when you notice increased vibration or noise during operation. Worn tread reduces traction and can lead to handling difficulty or equipment damage.