Product Description
Direct replacement seal RA 939-353-188 designed for Raymond 102XM Walkie Pallet Truck drive axle assemblies. This factory-spec seal provides hydraulic and lubricating fluid retention, preventing leakage and maintaining proper lubrication for smooth operation. Manufactured to Raymond specifications for reliable performance and fluid separation in electric pallet jack drive units.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Construction | Hydraulic-compatible elastomeric sealing element |
| Operating Environment | Drive axle lubrication and hydraulic oil compatible |
Part Identification
| Part Number | RA 939-353-188 |
| Manufacturer | Raymond |
| Compatible Equipment Model | 102XM Walkie Pallet Truck |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the RA 939-353-188 seal used for?
A: The RA 939-353-188 is a direct replacement seal designed to provide hydraulic and lubricating fluid retention in the drive axle assembly of Raymond 102XM Walkie Pallet Trucks. It prevents fluid leakage and maintains proper lubrication for reliable operation.
Q: Which Raymond pallet jack models use the RA 939-353-188?
A: The RA 939-353-188 is compatible with Raymond 102XM Walkie Pallet Truck drive axle applications. Always confirm your equipment model before ordering.
Q: What material is the RA 939-353-188 seal made from?
A: This seal is a hydraulic-compatible elastomeric sealing element manufactured to Raymond factory specifications for reliable performance and fluid separation in electric pallet jack drive axle assemblies.
Q: How often should drive axle seals be replaced?
A: Drive axle seals typically last 3-5 years depending on operating conditions, fluid type, and warehouse environment. Replace the seal immediately if you notice fluid leaking beneath the truck or fluid dripping from the drive unit.
Q: What fluids work with the RA 939-353-188?
A: The RA 939-353-188 is compatible with drive axle lubrication oils and hydraulic fluids specified for Raymond 102XM electric pallet trucks. Always use the fluid type recommended in your equipment manual.
Q: What should I do if the seal fails?
A: If you notice significant fluid loss or dripping, the seal may need replacement. Monitor fluid levels regularly and inspect seals during routine maintenance checks.