Product Description
PL MGP18SSS spring set for electric lift truck steering systems. Direct replacement, compatible with Prestolite assemblies, supplied as a 4-piece set. Manufactured from high-carbon spring steel for durable mechanical performance.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material Specification | High-carbon spring steel |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | PL MGP18SSS |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Prestolite PLMGP-18SSS |
| Equivalent Part Numbers | PLMGP18SSS |
| OEM Part Number | PL MGP18SSS |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the PL MGP18SSS spring set designed for?
A: The PL MGP18SSS is a 4-piece spring set for electric lift truck steering systems. It provides tension to maintain brake or steering assembly engagement in material handling equipment. This part is a direct replacement for Prestolite assemblies.
Q: Is the PL MGP18SSS compatible with the PL MGP18SS?
A: No. The PL MGP18SSS is designed for steering system applications, while the PL MGP18SS is for motor brush assemblies. These are different assemblies with different functional requirements. Do not substitute one for the other.
Q: Which electric lift truck brands use PL MGP18SSS springs?
A: The PL MGP18SSS is compatible with electric pallet jacks, reach trucks, and sit-down riders from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and other manufacturers with Prestolite steering assemblies. Verify your equipment serial number and assembly configuration before ordering.
Q: What material composition does the PL MGP18SSS have?
A: The PL MGP18SSS is manufactured from high-carbon spring steel. This material resists fatigue and maintains consistent tension through thousands of steering cycles, ensuring reliable brake or steering engagement in demanding warehouse and logistics environments.
Q: What is the cross-reference part number for the PL MGP18SSS?
A: The PL MGP18SSS has equivalent part numbers including Prestolite PLMGP-18SSS and PLMGP18SSS. These variations in nomenclature refer to the same steering spring set. Confirm part number compatibility with your equipment documentation or contact our technical team.
Q: How often do steering springs require replacement?
A: Steering spring lifespan depends on equipment usage intensity and operating environment. In moderate-duty warehouse applications, these springs typically perform for 1500 to 3000 operating hours before tension loss affects steering responsiveness. High-intensity or continuous operation may require earlier replacement.
