Product Description
Load Wheel Kit
Includes (2) 97A Poly Load Wheel Assemblies
With Axles, Bearings, & Fasteners
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model PE3000. SKU: GWK-PE3000-LW-XL
Specifications
Material
| Wheel Material Specification | Polyurethane |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWK-PE3000-LW-XL |
| Compatible Models | Crown PE 4000 Series |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is GWK-PE3000-LW-XL compatible with Crown PE 3000 and PE 4000 series jacks?
A: GWK-PE3000-LW-XL fits Crown PE 3000 series jacks only. Do not install on PE 4000 series—the wheel mounting and axle bore diameter differ. Crown PE 4000 jacks require GWK-PE4000-LW or GWK-PE4000-LW-XL kits. Always verify your jack nameplate before ordering.
Q: What polyurethane grade and wheel count does this kit include?
A: Kit includes 2 load wheel assemblies with 97A durometer polyurethane wheels, sealed ball bearings, steel axles, and Grade 8 fasteners. This is a complete load wheel replacement set—no additional hardware needed.
Q: How do I diagnose worn or failed load wheels on a PE 3000 jack?
A: Symptoms: jerky forward motion, pulling to one side, or audible grinding. Inspect: spin wheels by hand—they should rotate freely with no resistance. Check for flat spots, cracking, or separating polyurethane from the wheel core. If either wheel is damaged, replace both to maintain balance and prevent frame stress.
Q: What tools and steps are needed for wheel kit installation?
A: Tools needed: socket set, adjustable wrench, and bearing puller (if applicable). Steps: Lower jack fully and secure with chocks. Remove fasteners from existing wheel assemblies using correct socket size. Pull off old wheels and bearings. Slide new axle assemblies into frame mounting points. Install fasteners in a cross pattern and torque to specification (check Crown documentation for your serial range). Test rotation before loading.
Q: How often should load wheels be replaced on a PE 3000?
A: Lifespan depends on load frequency and floor conditions. Heavy indoor use: 12–18 months. Light use: 24–36 months. 97A durometer polyurethane is standard for medium-duty indoors. If you run on rough concrete or outdoor surfaces, expect accelerated wear and plan replacement every 6–12 months. Replace proactively when wheels lose gloss finish or show visible hardening.