Product Description
Brush holder for Prime Mover electric lift truck traction motor, OEM part number PR 200148. Compatible with Prime Mover pallet jack models. Engineered for 4-brush motor assemblies, constructed from high-strength phenolic or glass fiber reinforced thermoplastic. Spring made of hardened carbon steel per ASTM A228. Designed for use with 24VDC to 48VDC traction motors. No cross-reference, supersedes, or equivalent part numbers identified from authorized sources.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | PR 200148 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PR 200148 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does the PR 200148 brush holder fit?
A: The PR 200148 is an OEM brush holder for Prime Mover electric pallet jacks. It is engineered for 4-brush motor assemblies used in 24VDC to 48VDC traction motors. Verify your equipment model and motor configuration match before ordering.
Q: What materials is the PR 200148 brush holder constructed from?
A: The PR 200148 housing is made from high-strength phenolic or glass fiber reinforced thermoplastic for durability and electrical insulation. The spring is constructed from hardened carbon steel per ASTM A228 specifications to maintain consistent brush pressure against commutator surfaces.
Q: What voltage range is the PR 200148 designed for?
A: The PR 200148 brush holder is rated for 24VDC to 48VDC traction motors. Do not use this part with motor systems outside this voltage range, as it may result in electrical failure or equipment damage.
Q: Does the PR 200148 have any cross-reference or equivalent part numbers?
A: No cross-reference, supersedes, or equivalent part numbers have been identified from authorized sources. The PR 200148 is the OEM part number for this assembly. Order using the exact part number PR 200148.
Q: How do I know if the PR 200148 brush holder needs replacement?
A: Replace the PR 200148 if you observe reduced motor performance, erratic power delivery, or visible damage to the phenolic housing. Spring fatigue reduces brush pressure over time, causing contact loss with the commutator. A failing brush holder typically results in loss of traction power.