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HY 58908

Hyster Snap-Type Load Wheel Retaining Ring

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Product Description

Hyster HY 58908 is an OEM snap-type retaining ring designed for electric lift truck load wheel and shaft retention. Constructed from hardened spring steel with rectangular cross-section, this part provides axial retention in Hyster electric pallet jack assemblies. Replaces legacy Hyster part number 58908-05.

Specifications

Material & Construction
Material SpecificationSpring steel (hardened)
Part Numbers
OEM Part NumberHY 58908
Manufacturer Part Number58908
Replaces/Supersedes58908-05 (Hyster legacy part number)
Superseded/Evolution58908-05 (alternative marking)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the HY 58908 snap-type retaining ring?
A: The HY 58908 is an OEM Hyster snap-type retaining ring designed to secure load wheel and shaft assemblies in electric pallet jack designs. It provides axial retention to prevent component separation during operation.

Q: What material specification does the HY 58908 feature?
A: The HY 58908 is constructed from hardened spring steel with a rectangular cross-section. This material provides the necessary elastic force and durability for reliable shaft retention in repeated load-handling cycles.

Q: Which Hyster models require the HY 58908 retaining ring?
A: The HY 58908 fits select Hyster electric pallet jack and lift truck models. Confirm your equipment model against the product compatibility specification before ordering.

Q: What legacy part number does the HY 58908 replace?
A: The HY 58908 replaces the superseded Hyster legacy part number 58908-05. If your equipment documentation references 58908-05, the HY 58908 is the current equivalent part.

Q: What happens if the HY 58908 retaining ring fails?
A: A failed or missing retaining ring can allow wheel, bearing, or shaft components to separate, resulting in equipment downtime and potential load stability issues. Replacement is necessary to restore safe operation.