Product Description
Clark Push Rod (SKU CL 1808283) for CJ55 manual pallet jack; steel construction; individual fork height adjustment; OEM bushings, grease fittings, and frame mounting for high-cycle manual pallet jack operation. No cross-reference or supersession numbers available. Consult Clark technical catalog for dimensional references.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Clark, model CJ55. SKU: CL 1808283
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CL 1808283 |
| Compatible models | Clark CJ55 manual pallet jack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CL 1808283 push rod used for in a Clark CJ55 manual pallet jack?
A: The CL 1808283 is the OEM push rod assembly for Clark CJ55 manual pallet jacks. It connects the handle mechanism to the hydraulic pump linkage and enables individual fork height adjustment during normal lift cycles. Steel construction with factory bushings and grease fittings supports high-cycle operation in warehouse and dock environments.
Q: Does the CL 1808283 fit pallet jacks from other manufacturers besides Clark?
A: No. The CL 1808283 is designed specifically for Clark CJ55 manual pallet jacks. Frame geometry, mounting hole patterns, and linkage dimensions are unique to the CJ55. Cross-compatibility with other brands (Yale, Toyota, Raymond, Crown) is not supported. Verify your equipment model before ordering.
Q: What material is the CL 1808283 push rod made from?
A: The CL 1808283 is constructed from steel with OEM bushings at pivot points and factory grease fittings for lubrication. This steel construction provides the rigidity needed to transfer handle pressure through the hydraulic pump linkage without flex or deflection during heavy-load cycles.
Q: What maintenance does the CL 1808283 push rod require?
A: The CL 1808283 has factory grease fittings at bushing points. Periodically lubricate these fittings as part of routine pallet jack maintenance to reduce wear on pivot bushings and prevent binding during lift operations. Monitor for cracks or bending if the jack experiences drops or impact loads.
Q: How do I know if my CL 1808283 push rod is worn out?
A: Signs of CL 1808283 wear include sluggish or uneven fork lifting, clunking sounds at the handle joint, excessive play or side-to-side movement in the handle, or visible cracks in the steel body. If the jack lifts only on one fork or requires multiple pump cycles to raise, inspect bushing wear and bushing clearance at both ends of the rod.