Product Description
Precision-engineered wheel hub assembly designed for BT Prime Mover SMX-series electric pallet jacks. Machined steel construction with press-on mounting for direct replacement in lift truck rim assemblies. Factory-finished for durability and corrosion resistance in demanding warehouse environments. Reliable aftermarket component for electric walkie pallet truck wheel service and maintenance.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | Machined steel hub |
| Finish | Factory finish |
| Mount Style | Press-on |
Part Numbers
| Part Number | PR 312895-000 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PM312895-000 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | PM312895-000, BT P312895-000 |
| Equivalent Interchange Part Numbers | PM312895-000, BT P312895-000 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 312895-000 wheel hub?
A: The 312895-000 is a machined steel wheel hub designed as a press-on replacement component for BT Prime Mover SMX-series electric pallet jack rim and hub assemblies. The hub features factory-finished steel construction for durability in warehouse environments.
Q: What are the cross-reference and equivalent part numbers?
A: The 312895-000 cross-references to PM312895-000 and BT P312895-000. These are equivalent interchange parts for the same machined steel hub assembly. Always verify your equipment documentation matches one of these part numbers before ordering.
Q: Which electric pallet jack models use the 312895-000 hub?
A: This hub is designed for BT Prime Mover SMX-series electric walkie pallet trucks. Confirm your truck model and serial number match SMX-series compatibility before ordering this hub assembly.
Q: Why is machined steel construction preferred for lift truck wheel hubs?
A: Machined steel hubs provide superior strength for repeated load cycles in warehouse operations. The precision machining ensures exact bore concentricity and proper fit with wheel bearings and axles, maintaining performance under high-speed warehouse floor operation.
Q: How should the 312895-000 hub be maintained?
A: Periodically inspect the hub bore and bearing interface for damage or corrosion. Keep debris clear and maintain bearing lubrication per your equipment manual. The factory-finished steel surface resists corrosion from warehouse moisture and cleaning chemicals. Replace the hub if bearing bore damage or alignment issues are detected.
