Product Description
Polyurethane load wheel for electric lift trucks and pallet jacks. High hardness polyurethane compound, compatible with Crown part 083179, interchangeable with 083179-201 and 083179-402-88, accepts 6205 or 8505 bearings.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Shore A Hardness | 99A |
| Construction | Cast polyurethane on steel hub |
| Compatible Bearing Part Numbers | 6205, 8505 |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | 083179-040 |
| Original Equipment Compatible | Crown 083179 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Direct replacement for Crown 083179, supersedes 083179-201 and 083179-402-88, equivalent to Falcon Hyload 083179 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the key specifications of the 083179-040 wheel?
A: The 083179-040 polyurethane load wheel has a 99A Shore A hardness rating and is constructed as cast polyurethane on a steel hub for superior durability and load capacity.
Q: Which bearing part numbers are compatible with this wheel?
A: The 083179-040 accepts either 6205 or 8505 bearing part numbers. Verify your existing bearing size before ordering to ensure proper fitment and optimal performance.
Q: What equipment does the 083179-040 fit?
A: The 083179-040 is a direct replacement for Crown 083179 and is compatible with Crown electric lift trucks and pallet jacks. It is also equivalent to Falcon Hyload 083179. Verify compatibility with your specific equipment model before ordering.
Q: How does the 083179-040 compare to superseded part numbers 083179-201 and 083179-402-88?
A: The 083179-040 is the current production version. The 083179-201 and 083179-402-88 are older superseded versions.
Q: Why is 99A Shore A hardness important for load wheels?
A: The 99A Shore A hardness provides exceptional load-bearing capability with minimal deformation under heavy warehouse loads typical of electric lift truck and pallet jack operations. This hardness rating delivers optimal balance between durability and floor contact characteristics.
Q: When should the 083179-040 wheel be replaced?
A: Replace the wheel when you observe visible wear, flat spots, or excessive runout or vibration during operation. Lifespan varies based on usage intensity, floor conditions, and load weights. Regular visual inspection helps identify replacement timing.
