Product Description
Raymond return spring (part number RA 939-353-074) for control handle assembly on Raymond 102XM electric walkie pallet trucks. Manufactured from spring steel to provide consistent spring tension for operator handle return mechanism. Direct replacement component designed for reliable performance in warehouse and dock operations.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | Spring steel |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Raymond |
| Model | 102XM, 102T-F45L |
| Part Number | RA 939-353-074 |
| Compatible Equipment | Raymond 102XM Walkie Electric Pallet Truck |
Additional Specifications
| Assembly | Control handle assembly |
| Function | Operator handle return mechanism spring tension |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the RA 939-353-074 return spring used for?
A: The RA 939-353-074 is a replacement return spring for the control handle assembly on Raymond 102XM and 102T-F45L electric walkie pallet trucks. It provides spring tension that returns the operator handle to neutral position after release.
Q: What material is the RA 939-353-074 spring made from?
A: This return spring is manufactured from spring steel, designed to maintain consistent tension over the operating life of the truck and withstand repeated compression and extension cycles.
Q: Which Raymond models use the RA 939-353-074 return spring?
A: The RA 939-353-074 is designed for Raymond 102XM and 102T-F45L electric walkie pallet trucks. Verify your truck model and control handle assembly configuration before ordering.
Q: Are there cross-reference or equivalent part numbers for this return spring?
A: No cross-reference or supersession information is available. The RA 939-353-074 is a direct replacement part with no known equivalent from other manufacturers. Order by exact part number for proper fitment.
Q: What indicates this return spring needs replacement?
A: Signs of spring failure include the control handle not returning to neutral position smoothly, remaining in lifted or lowered position, or operating with inconsistent resistance. Spring fatigue from age or heavy use is the most common failure mode.