Product Description
OEM PM10219 fork pin for Liftsplus.com and Lift-Rite manual pallet trucks is a steel pin designed for the L50M and L50M-4WAY models, installed with bushings and secured by split pin. No cross-reference numbers are available. Material: plain steel.
Specifications
Compatibility
| Compatible Equipment | Lift-Rite L50M and L50M-4WAY pallet trucks |
Dimensional Specifications
| Bushing Specification | Fits PL20206 bushing (six per assembly) |
Material & Construction
| Finish/Coating | Plain steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | PM10219 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PM10219 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 10219 fork pin and what is it used for?
A: The 10219 is a steel fork pin designed for Lift-Rite manual pallet truck applications. The OEM part number is PM10219. This pin secures the fork assembly to the main truck frame, providing structural integrity during pallet handling. The pin works in conjunction with bushings and is secured with a split pin to prevent accidental removal.
Q: Which Lift-Rite models use the PM10219 fork pin?
A: The 10219 fork pin is used on Lift-Rite L50M and L50M-4WAY manual pallet trucks. Verify your pallet truck model matches one of these designations before ordering. The -4WAY designation indicates a four-directional entry model; ensure your truck configuration matches the part specification.
Q: What bushings work with the 10219 fork pin?
A: The 10219 fork pin is used with PL20206 bushings. Each assembly requires six PL20206 bushings. The bushings reduce friction between the pin and frame, allowing smooth fork movement and proper load handling. When replacing the 10219 pin, inspect all bushings for wear and replace as necessary to restore smooth operation.
Q: What material is the 10219 fork pin made from?
A: The 10219 fork pin is manufactured from plain steel without protective coating. The steel construction provides the strength required for fork assembly securement. Inspect the pin periodically for corrosion, especially in damp warehouse environments. Surface corrosion does not affect function unless pitting occurs, which would compromise structural integrity.
Q: How is the 10219 fork pin secured to prevent removal?
A: The 10219 fork pin is secured using a split pin that passes through a hole in the pin shaft. The split pin is bent after insertion to lock the fork pin in place. This prevents the pin from backing out during truck operation. Inspect the split pin regularly and replace if bent or missing to maintain secure fork assembly.