Product Description
The Palletmaster PM P8 handle bracket is an OEM replacement part for manual pallet jacks, manufactured from formed carbon steel and finished with an industrial coating. Compatible with Palletmaster models referencing PM P8, P8, PMP8, and PSP8, this bracket serves as the key mounting interface for the tiller handle assembly, providing structural linkage between the handle and hydraulic pump. Replacement installation requires precision-drilled holes and class 8.8 fasteners torqued to 22 ft-lbs.
Specifications
Compatibility
| Supersedes/Replaces | Supersedes legacy model identifiers PMP8, P8, PSP8 |
Material & Construction
| Construction Material | Formed carbon steel |
| Finish | Industrial enamel or powder coat |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Manufacturer Part Number | PM P8 |
| OEM Part Number | PM P8 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | PMP8, P8, PSP8 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the PM P8 and what equipment does it fit?
A: The PM P8 is a handle bracket manufactured for Palletmaster manual pallet jacks. It is compatible with equipment referencing part numbers PM P8, P8, PMP8, or PSP8.
Q: What material is the PM P8 handle bracket made from?
A: The PM P8 is formed from carbon steel with an industrial enamel or powder coat finish for corrosion resistance and durability in warehouse and loading dock environments.
Q: What is the function of the PM P8 bracket on a pallet jack?
A: The PM P8 serves as the primary mounting interface for the tiller handle assembly. It provides structural linkage between the handle and hydraulic pump, transferring operator input to the lifting mechanism.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for the PM P8?
A: The PM P8 has cross-reference part numbers: P8, PMP8, and PSP8. When ordering a replacement, any of these numbers will identify the correct bracket.
Q: How durable is the PM P8 handle bracket?
A: The PM P8 is formed carbon steel with industrial coating, designed for heavy-duty material handling. Expected service life is 5 to 10 years under normal warehouse conditions. Premature failure may occur if the pallet jack is overloaded or dropped repeatedly.