Handle return spring CL 7003994 for Clark electric lift trucks
CL 7003994
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Product Description
Clark OEM handle return spring for electric lift trucks, SKU CL 7003994. High-carbon spring steel construction for restoring forklift handle position. Includes manufacturer and cross-reference part numbers. Designed to conform to Clark OEM specifications for electric lift truck parts.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Clark |
| Part Number | CL 7003994 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7003994 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | CL7003994, 7003994 |
Additional Specifications
| Material Specification | High-carbon spring steel |
| Finish/Coating | Industrial anti-corrosion coating |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes of electric lift trucks is handle return spring CL 7003994 compatible with?
A: Handle return spring CL 7003994 is compatible with Clark electric lift trucks. Verify your truck model and serial range before ordering.
Q: What material is handle return spring CL 7003994 made from?
A: Handle return spring CL 7003994 is made from high-carbon spring steel with an industrial anti-corrosion coating. This construction ensures durability and resistance to warehouse conditions.
Q: How do I know when handle return spring CL 7003994 needs replacement?
A: Inspect the spring for visible corrosion, cracking, or deformation during routine maintenance. A broken or missing spring can prevent the handle from returning to neutral position, making the truck difficult to operate safely.
Q: What part numbers should I use when ordering handle return spring CL 7003994?
A: Part number is CL 7003994. Manufacturer part number is 7003994. Cross-reference numbers include cl7003994 and 7003994. Always confirm these match your truck documentation before purchase.
Q: Does handle return spring CL 7003994 require any special maintenance?
A: Inspect the spring for visible corrosion, cracking, or deformation during routine truck maintenance. The spring does not require lubrication but should be exposed to warehouse conditions without extreme temperature swings.