Product Description
Raymond RA 1009401 Steering Link Assembly (Caster Side) is an OEM electric lift truck component engineered for the 7400, 7420, and 7440 series. This assembly includes a spherical roller bearing and interfaces directly with the truck’s caster steering system for efficient directional control.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Raymond, model 7400 Reach Truck Steering Linkage. SKU: RA 1009401
Specifications
Mechanical Specifications
| Associated Components | Used with thrust bearing (RA 445-118), compression spring (RA 830-218) |
| Fitment | Dedicated fit for Raymond 7400 series steering system (caster function) |
| Associated Steering Parts | Works with caster housing (RA 828-006-696), axle (RA 828-006-728), and wheel (RA 632-078/007, RA 632-078/107) |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| OEM Part Number | RA 1009401 |
| Compatible Models | Raymond 7400, 7420, 7440 Series electric reach trucks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does caster side mean for the RA 1009401 Steering Link Assembly?
A: Caster side refers to the steering linkage assembly that connects to the caster wheel system on Raymond 7400, 7420, and 7440 series reach trucks. This assembly manages the caster wheels that provide directional control and steering response.
Q: What is included with the RA 1009401?
A: The RA 1009401 includes a spherical roller bearing pre-installed in the assembly. The bearing is OEM-specified and engineered for direct interface with the truck caster steering system.
Q: What related components work with the RA 1009401?
A: The RA 1009401 works in conjunction with the thrust bearing (RA 445-118) and compression spring (RA 830-218). These components function together as part of the complete steering assembly for Raymond 7400 series trucks.
Q: Is the RA 1009401 a direct replacement for Raymond reach trucks?
A: Yes. The RA 1009401 is an OEM direct factory replacement for Raymond 7400, 7420, and 7440 series electric reach trucks. No modifications are required for fitment.
Q: How do I know if the RA 1009401 needs replacement?
A: Signs of wear include excessive play in the steering, reduced responsiveness of caster steering, grinding or clicking noises from the bearing, or visible cracks in the linkage body. Bearing wear typically occurs from high cycle counts and heavy loads.