Product Description
Load Wheel Raymond, RA632-066-007
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between RA 632-066-007 and RA 632-066-004?
A: The RA 632-066-007 and RA 632-066-004 are different load wheel variants for Raymond equipment. They differ in diameter, material hardness, or bearing specifications. These variants are not interchangeable. Always verify which model your equipment requires before ordering.
Q: What Raymond models use the RA 632-066-007 load wheel?
A: The RA 632-066-007 is a replacement wheel for specific Raymond electric pallet jacks and lift truck models in their product lineup. Check your equipment identification plate or original parts manual to confirm the correct wheel part number for your model.
Q: What material is the RA 632-066-007 made from and does it handle wet floors?
A: The RA 632-066-007 is constructed from polyurethane or elastomer compound. Standard polyurethane variants provide adequate traction on dry and lightly damp floors. For wet floors or cold storage applications, verify whether your RA 632-066-007 is a standard compound or a high-traction variant before use.
Q: How do I know when the RA 632-066-007 load wheel needs replacement?
A: Replace the RA 632-066-007 if you observe visible wear, cracks, missing chunks, flat spots, or a reduced diameter compared to the opposing wheel. Traction loss, hard steering, or unusual rolling sounds also indicate wear. Compare wheel diameter to the opposite side to assess remaining life.
Q: Can the RA 632-066-007 be mixed with other load wheel variants on the same equipment?
A: No. All load wheels on a pallet jack or lift truck should be the same type and wear level. Mismatched wheels cause uneven load distribution, steering problems, and potential equipment damage. Replace all load wheels as a set when any wheel reaches end of life.
Q: What is the expected lifespan of the RA 632-066-007?
A: In typical indoor warehouse use, the RA 632-066-007 lasts 12 to 36 months. Lifespan depends on daily usage hours, load weight, floor surface condition, and operating environment. Rough concrete, heavy loads, or frequent use will shorten the service life significantly.