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RA 850-137-325

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RA 850-137-325

Brake Ajustment Rod

Regular price $99,999.00
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Model 8300, 8400, 8500

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Product Description

Brake Ajustment Rod

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Raymond, model 8500. SKU: RA 850-137-325

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What Raymond pallet jack model uses the RA 850-137-325 brake adjustment rod?
A: The RA 850-137-325 brake adjustment rod is designed for Raymond model 8500 electric pallet jacks. Confirm your equipment model number on the nameplate before ordering to ensure correct fitment.

Q: What is the function of a brake adjustment rod on an electric pallet jack?
A: The brake adjustment rod connects the brake mechanism to the control linkage on an electric pallet jack. On Raymond model 8500 units, this rod transmits control input to engage or disengage the load-holding brake and is critical for safe load suspension and descent control.

Q: What material is the RA 850-137-325 brake adjustment rod made from?
A: The RA 850-137-325 is a steel rod assembly with threaded ends for adjustable mounting. The rod is designed to resist bending and corrosion in warehouse environments. Do not substitute with non-OEM rods, as brake system precision is critical for load safety.

Q: How do I know if the brake adjustment rod needs replacement on my Raymond 8500?
A: Replace the RA 850-137-325 if you observe brake drift, load creep during stationary hold, uneven brake engagement, or visible bending in the rod. A worn or bent adjustment rod reduces brake system precision and compromises load control safety.

Q: Does the RA 850-137-325 require maintenance or adjustment?
A: The brake adjustment rod itself does not require routine maintenance, but the threaded connection points should be checked periodically to ensure tightness. If brake performance changes, the rod may require re-adjustment or replacement depending on condition.