Product Description
Piviot Axle
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Mobile, model ECO I-55 (Newer) Frame. Alternate model: ECO I55 (Newer) Frame; ECO I 55 (Newer) Frame. SKU: MO 18E216
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What function does the MO 18E216 pivot axle serve in a pallet jack?
A: The MO 18E216 is a pivot axle that enables the tilt and steering functionality of Mobile ECO I-55 (Newer) frame pallet jacks. It connects the load wheel assembly to the jack frame and allows controlled directional movement during material handling operations.
Q: Which Mobile pallet jack models use the MO 18E216 pivot axle?
A: The MO 18E216 fits Mobile ECO I-55 (Newer) frame models, including ECO I55 (Newer) and ECO I 55 (Newer) frame variants. This part is designed for newer production jacks only. Older ECO I-55 frames may use a different pivot axle design.
Q: Can the MO 18E216 be used interchangeably with other pivot axles?
A: No. The MO 18E216 is specific to Mobile ECO I-55 (Newer) frames. Substituting with pivot axles from other manufacturers or older Mobile models will result in incorrect geometry, poor steering response, and potential frame damage.
Q: What material is the MO 18E216 pivot axle constructed from?
A: The MO 18E216 pivot axle is manufactured from hardened alloy steel to withstand continuous torsional stress and load-bearing during pivoting and maneuvering. The axle is precision finished for smooth rotation and alignment.
Q: How do I know if the MO 18E216 pivot axle needs replacement?
A: Replace the MO 18E216 if steering becomes stiff, noisy, or unresponsive. Visible bending, cracking, or corrosion indicates failure. If the load wheel assembly tilts excessively or binds during steering, the pivot axle may be damaged.
Q: How does the pivot axle perform in cold storage or wet environments?
A: The MO 18E216 may experience increased corrosion and stiffness in cold storage or wet floor environments. Regular inspection and lubrication of the pivot point is recommended to maintain smooth steering action. Replace if corrosion compromises the axle diameter or surface finish.
