Product Description
Raymond RA 444-326 is an OEM thrust bearing for electric lift trucks, engineered for supporting axial loads and designed specifically for Raymond Model 7400 electric pallet jacks. The bearing is constructed of hardened steel for professional industrial use and provides reliable axial stability in application.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Raymond, model 7400 Reach Truck Idler Wheel Assembly. Alternate model: 7400 Reach Truck Idler Wheel Aembly. SKU: RA 444-326
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Construction Grade | Professional industrial duty |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Raymond |
| Model | 7400, DR32TT, R45TT, 7700 |
| Compatible Equipment Models | Raymond Model 7400 electric pallet jack |
| Part Number | RA 444-326 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 444-326 |
| Alternate Part Number | RA444-326, RA444326 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Model 7400, 444326 |
Additional Specifications
| Mounting Configuration | Fits OEM Raymond design for Model 7400 |
| Material Specification | Hardened steel construction |
| Alternate Model | 7400 Reach Truck Idler Wheel Assembly |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the RA 444-326 and which equipment does it fit?
A: The RA 444-326 is a thrust bearing engineered for supporting axial loads in electric lift trucks. It is designed specifically for Raymond models 7400, DR32TT, R45TT, and 7700.
Q: What is the construction grade and material specification for the RA 444-326?
A: The RA 444-326 is constructed from hardened steel engineered for professional industrial duty. Thrust bearing design handles axial loads that occur in electric lift truck idler wheel assemblies during forward and backward movement cycles.
Q: What are the alternate part number formats for the RA 444-326?
A: The RA 444-326 may be cross-referenced as ra444-326, ra444326 (no hyphens), or 444-326. Confirm compatibility by matching the part number with your Raymond equipment documentation before ordering.
Q: How does the RA 444-326 bearing function in the idler wheel assembly?
A: The thrust bearing supports axial loads generated when the idler wheel is pulled or pushed during lift truck steering and movement. Hardened steel construction resists directional stresses that axial loads create, ensuring smooth steering geometry and extended wheel assembly life.
Q: What is the service life expectancy for the RA 444-326 bearing in electric lift truck service?
A: Professional industrial duty construction provides extended service life under typical Raymond equipment operation. Bearing life depends on load cycles, steering frequency, and maintenance. Listen for grinding noise or observe side-to-side wheel play to determine if replacement is needed.
