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220015938

Pin

Regular price $9.54
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Product Description

PIN

Specifications

Product Overview
Product TypePivot/Hinge Pin Assembly
Physical Specifications
MaterialHardened Steel
Load Capacity Range2,500 - 5,500 lbs
FunctionPump Stroke Articulation, Force Transfer
Compatibility
ApplicationManual Pallet Jack Pump & Linkage
Compatible EquipmentCrown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale Manual Pallet Jacks

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What manual pallet jack models use pin 220015938?
A: Pin 220015938 is a pivot or hinge pin assembly for manual pallet jack pump and linkage mechanisms. It is compatible with Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and Yale manual pallet jack models. Verify the pin diameter and length with your jack documentation before ordering.

Q: What are the material specifications for pin 220015938?
A: This pin is manufactured from hardened steel with a controlled grain structure to resist shear stress and lateral loading. The pin is designed to withstand repeated flexing and articulation in manual pallet jack pump stroke cycles.

Q: What load capacity does pin 220015938 support?
A: Pin 220015938 is engineered to support the full hydraulic load of its corresponding pallet jack, typically between 2,500 and 5,500 pounds depending on the jack model. The pin transfers force from the handle to the pump mechanism under peak load.

Q: What symptoms indicate pin 220015938 needs replacement?
A: Warning signs include excessive play or looseness in the pump linkage, grinding or clicking sounds during pump strokes, uneven lift behavior between pump cycles, or visible wear grooves on the pin surface. A worn or bent pin compromises pump alignment.

Q: How often should pin 220015938 be inspected?
A: Inspect the pin annually or after every 500 operating hours in high-use environments. Look for lateral movement, surface damage, or permanent deformation. Pins that are bent or scored should be replaced to prevent pump mechanism failure.