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Drive Tire and Hub for Multiton STW-35

MU 6315408

Electric Lift Truck Drive Tire and Hub Assembly

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Product Description

Drive tire and Hub

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What equipment models use the MU 6315408 drive tire and hub assembly?
A: The MU 6315408 is a complete drive tire and hub assembly designed for electric pallet jacks and sit-down electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and Hyster. Verify your lift truck model and drive wheel position.

Q: What are the specifications of the MU 6315408 tire?
A: The assembly includes a polyurethane or elastomer drive tire mounted on a hub. Tire diameter, width, and inflation pressure vary by application. Consult your equipment manual for exact specifications. Using incorrect tire pressure reduces efficiency and increases wear.

Q: Is the MU 6315408 a complete assembly ready to install?
A: Yes, the MU 6315408 includes the tire, hub, bearing, and spacer pre-assembled and ready to mount on your lift truck drive axle.

Q: What tire compound material is used in the MU 6315408?
A: The drive tire uses a polyurethane or elastomer compound formulated for warehouse floor applications. The compound provides traction on dry and wet surfaces and operates effectively in moderate temperature ranges. Performance on cold storage floors depends on specific compound selection.

Q: What are the signs that the MU 6315408 needs replacement?
A: Replace the assembly if the tire shows flat spots, excessive wear, cracking, or visible tread loss, or if the bearing makes grinding noise or has play. Slippage during acceleration also indicates tire wear. Inspect monthly in heavy use.

Q: How long does the MU 6315408 drive tire typically last?
A: Lifespan depends on usage frequency, load, and floor conditions. Light to moderate use typically yields 3 to 5 years of service. High-frequency operation or rough floors may reduce life to 1 to 2 years. Monitor tire wear regularly.