Product Description
Palletmaster PM LB-8 shoe assembly is a high carbon steel brake interface component engineered for direct replacement in Palletmaster manual pallet jack brake assemblies. Designed to fit LB series models, this part supersedes prior variants and maintains industry-grade mechanical durability.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Palletmaster |
| Model | LB series, HSW |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PM LB-8 |
| Part Number | PM LB-8 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Supersedes PM LB-8-A, PM LB-8-B, PM LB-8-C; See also PM LB-5, PM LB-6, PM LB-7 for series compatibility |
| Cross Reference Part Numbers | Supersedes PM LB-8-A, PM LB-8-B, PM LB-8-C; See also PM LB-5, PM LB-6, PM LB-7 for series compatibility |
Additional Specifications
| Body Material | High carbon steel |
| Hardness Specification | Hardened to Rockwell C45 minimum |
| Description | Palletmaster PM LB-8 shoe assembly is a high carbon steel brake interface component engineered for direct replacement in Palletmaster manual pallet jack brake assemblies. Designed to fit LB series models, this part supersedes prior variants and maintains industry-grade mechanical durability. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What models is the PM LB-8 compatible with?
A: The PM LB-8 is compatible with Palletmaster LB series and HSW models. It is designed to fit within these specific brake systems.
Q: What materials is the PM LB-8 made from?
A: The PM LB-8 is constructed from high carbon steel and is hardened to ensure durability and wear resistance in repeated braking cycles.
Q: What parts work with the PM LB-8?
A: The PM LB-8 works in combination with other components such as the PM LB-6 locking lever, PM LB-7 compression spring, and PM LB-4 threaded eyebolt to form a complete brake assembly.
Q: What should I look for when replacing the PM LB-8?
A: When replacing the PM LB-8, ensure you are using a part that is specifically designed for Palletmaster LB series and HSW models. Verify compatibility with other components in the brake assembly.
