Poly Load Wheel for Raymond 7400 Series
RA 632-043-107
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Product Description
OEM Raymond RA 632-043-107 poly load wheel for electric lift trucks. 5.00 inch outer diameter, 2.88 inch tread width, and 2.047 inch hub bore. Constructed with abrasion-resistant polyurethane and machined steel core for use on Raymond pallet trucks and stackers.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Wheel Core Material | Machined steel core with precision machined bore |
| Tread Material | Abrasion-resistant polyurethane |
Part Numbers
| Part Number | RA632-043-107 |
| Cross-Reference | 632-043/107 |
Application
| Compatible Equipment | Raymond pallet trucks and stackers |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions of the RA632-043-107 load wheel?
A: The RA632-043-107 is compatible with Raymond pallet trucks and stackers using standard load wheels.
Q: What material is the RA632-043-107 constructed from?
A: The RA632-043-107 features an abrasion-resistant polyurethane tread bonded to a machined steel core hub with precision-machined bore. This construction provides durability and extended service life in warehouse and distribution environments.
Q: Which Raymond equipment models does the RA632-043-107 fit?
A: The RA632-043-107 is a direct replacement load wheel designed for Raymond pallet trucks and stackers. Verify your equipment model and wheel mounting configuration before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q: What is the cross-reference part number for the RA632-043-107?
A: The RA632-043-107 part number also appears as 632-043/107 in Raymond documentation. Cross-reference your equipment manual to confirm this is the correct replacement part for your specific model.
Q: How long does the RA632-043-107 typically last in service?
A: Polyurethane load wheel lifespan depends on load weight, floor surface condition, and daily hours of operation. Inspect wheels regularly for flat-spotting, uneven wear, or tread damage. Replace when tread wear reaches the core material or when wheel damage affects truck handling.