Product Description
Uline UE H-2708-AC212 is a steel push rod component engineered for 48-inch fork Uline manual pallet jack models, providing vertical force transmission within the hydraulic lifting linkage. OEM designation ensures precise fit for standard H-2708 series trucks with 5,500 lb capacity. No cross-reference part numbers are published.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Uline, model H2708. SKU: UE H-2708-AC212
Specifications
Material
| Rod Material | Steel construction, likely carbon steel for industrial mechanical service |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | UE H-2708-AC212 |
| Compatible Truck Models | Uline H-2708 Industrial Pallet Truck, 48 x 27 inch |
| Related Assembly | Mounts in primary lifting linkage for Uline pallet trucks with 48 inch forks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the UE H-2708-AC212 push rod component?
A: The UE H-2708-AC212 is a steel push rod engineered for 48-inch fork Uline manual pallet jack models. It transmits vertical lifting force through the hydraulic linkage and connects the pump cylinder to the load arms.
Q: Which pallet jack models accept the UE H-2708-AC212?
A: The UE H-2708-AC212 is designed for the Uline H-2708 industrial pallet truck with 48 x 27 inch forks and 5,500 lb rated capacity. It mounts in the primary lifting linkage for standard H-2708 series trucks. Verify fork width and capacity before ordering.
Q: What material and construction method is used for the UE H-2708-AC212?
A: The UE H-2708-AC212 is steel construction, likely carbon steel for industrial mechanical service. The rod is engineered to withstand repeated compression and tension cycles while maintaining dimensional stability under 5,500 lb load conditions.
Q: Are there cross-references for the UE H-2708-AC212?
A: No cross-reference part numbers are published for the UE H-2708-AC212. This is a proprietary Uline component. Use the exact OEM SKU for replacement.
Q: What failure symptoms indicate the UE H-2708-AC212 needs replacement?
A: Replace the UE H-2708-AC212 if you observe binding or noise during lift cycles, uneven fork height, slow or incomplete lifting, or visible bending or buckling of the rod. Damaged push rods compromise hydraulic transmission and can cause safety hazards.