Product Description
Polyurethane load wheel, OEM part number 150015559, replacement for Yale electric lift trucks. Features non-marking, high resilience polyurethane tread (Shore 95A), cast iron core, 85 mm diameter, 80 mm width, 17 mm bearing bore (6203-2RS), and compatibility with Yale OEM numbers 650546 and 0652696-00. Engineered for reduced rolling resistance and durability in low temperature warehouse operations.
Specifications
Material
| Hardness | 95 Shore A |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 150015559 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Replaces Yale 650546, supersedes Yale 0652696-00 |
| Equivalent Part Numbers | Yale 650546, Yale 0652696-00 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions and bearing specifications for wheel 150015559?
A: Wheel 150015559 measures 85 mm in diameter, 80 mm in width, with a 17 mm bearing bore. It uses a 6203-2RS sealed bearing, which is a standard industrial-grade sealed bearing rated for heavy-duty material handling equipment.
Q: Does wheel 150015559 replace Yale OEM part numbers?
A: Yes. Wheel 150015559 replaces Yale OEM part number 650546 and supersedes Yale 0652696-00. It is a direct equivalent for Yale electric lift trucks. Verify your equipment references one of these Yale part numbers before ordering.
Q: What polyurethane properties make this wheel suitable for Yale equipment?
A: The wheel features non-marking, high-resilience polyurethane tread at 95A shore hardness (durometer). The non-marking finish prevents floor discoloration in warehouse environments, while high resilience reduces permanent deformation under Yale electric truck loads.
Q: Is this load wheel engineered for cold storage operations?
A: Yes. Wheel 150015559 is engineered for low-temperature warehouse operations, including cold storage below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. The polyurethane formulation maintains grip and flexibility in reduced-temperature environments where brittleness could occur in standard compounds.
Q: What is the difference between a load wheel and a standard wheel?
A: Load wheels, like 150015559, are designed to carry primary equipment load and are positioned on load-bearing fork arms. They feature stronger core materials (cast iron), higher durometer ratings (95A), and sealed bearings to handle repeated heavy-load cycles in warehouse environments.