Product Description
BT Prime Mover PR 20071-01 rubber drive tire with smooth flat tread pattern. Manufactured for HX 80 series walkie trucks with 10.5 inch outside diameter, 5.0 inch width, and 6.5 inch rim diameter. Press-fit mounting configuration for powered drive wheel assemblies. Cross-compatible with Raymond 20071-01 specification for RCS, RSS, and RRS series equipment.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tire Material | Rubber compound, vulcanized construction |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| OEM Part Number | PR 20071-01 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BT 20071-01 |
Performance Specifications
| Surface Compatibility | Smooth concrete and finished industrial floors |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications of the PR 20071-01 rubber drive tire?
A: The PR 20071-01 is a vulcanized rubber drive tire with smooth flat tread pattern. Outside diameter is 10.5 inches, width is 5.0 inches, and rim diameter is 6.5 inches. This tire is manufactured for BT Prime-Mover HX 80 series walkie trucks with press-fit mounting configuration.
Q: What equipment models does the PR 20071-01 tire fit?
A: The PR 20071-01 fits BT Prime-Mover HX 80 series walkie trucks and is cross-compatible with Raymond 20071-01 specification for RCS, RSS, and RRS series equipment. Verify your equipment model number and rim diameter before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q: What floor surfaces is the smooth tread pattern designed for?
A: The smooth flat tread pattern on the PR 20071-01 is optimized for smooth concrete and finished industrial floors. Performance on rough, uneven, or outdoor surfaces may be reduced compared to aggressive or ribbed tread patterns.
Q: How is the PR 20071-01 tire mounted on the wheel assembly?
A: The PR 20071-01 uses a press-fit mounting configuration for powered drive wheel assemblies. The 10.5 inch diameter tire is pressed onto a 6.5 inch diameter rim to form the completed drive wheel.
Q: What is the typical service life of this rubber drive tire?
A: Service life depends on operating conditions, load, and floor type. Rubber drive tires typically remain serviceable for 1-3 years in normal warehouse environments. Worn or glazed tread reduces traction and increases stopping distance, indicating replacement is needed.