Product Description
Replacement Multiton MU 90100-P-HD steering wheel assembly for manual pallet jacks, featuring an 8 inch diameter, 2 inch wide ultra-polyurethane tread, machined aluminum core, and 20 mm bearing bore. Supersedes MU 90100-P. Designed for compatibility with Multiton manual pallet jack rear steer positions.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Multiton, model MU 90100-P. Alternate model: MU 90100P; MU 90100 P. SKU: MU 90100-P
Specifications
Material
| Wheel Core Material | Aluminum, die-cast |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | MU 90100-P |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MU 90100-P-HD |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | MT90100-P-HD, MT 90100-P-HD, MU90100-P-HD |
| Supersedes/Replaces | Superseded by MU 90100-P-HD |
| Application Compatibility | Compatible with Multiton manual pallet jack models utilizing 8" steer wheels |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the key specifications of the MU 90100-P steering wheel assembly?
A: The MU 90100-P features an 8 inch diameter by 2 inch wide ultra-polyurethane tread on a machined aluminum core with a 20mm bearing bore. This is a replacement assembly designed for manual pallet jack rear steer positions.
Q: What is the relationship between MU 90100-P and MU 90100-P-HD?
A: MU 90100-P-HD is the current designation that supersedes the earlier MU 90100-P part number. Both reference the same assembly with identical specifications and fitment. Use MU 90100-P-HD when ordering current inventory.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for MU 90100-P?
A: Cross-reference part numbers include MT90100-P-HD, MT 90100-P-HD, MU90100-P-HD, and MU 90100-P-HD. These designations all reference the same modern ultra-polyurethane tread assembly.
Q: Which Multiton manual pallet jack models use the MU 90100-P wheel?
A: The MU 90100-P is compatible with Multiton manual pallet jack models utilizing 8 inch steer wheels in the rear position. Verify your specific equipment model and steering wheel size before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q: Why is the aluminum core used instead of steel on this assembly?
A: Machined aluminum core reduces overall wheel weight while maintaining durability and load capacity. Aluminum also resists corrosion better than uncoated steel in humid or wet storage environments, potentially extending wheel assembly lifespan.