Product Description
RL 3-20013 is a hydraulic piston compression spring designed for Rol-Lift Series T and E manual pallet jack hydraulic units. Manufactured by Liftsplus.com, this spring features a nominal 1 inch outside diameter and is constructed from high-carbon steel with a factory black oxide finish. It is supplied as a direct replacement component and is compatible with the spring and ball kit RL 7-99000.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Rol-Lift, model Series T and E. Alternate model: Serie T and E. SKU: RL 3-20013
Specifications
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | RL 3-20013 |
| Alternate Part Numbers | RL3-20013; 3-20013; Rol-Lift 3-20013 |
| OEM Part Number | RL 3-20013 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the RL 3-20013 and where does it fit in a pallet jack?
A: The RL 3-20013 is a hydraulic piston compression spring engineered for Rol-Lift Series T and E manual pallet jack hydraulic units. It maintains compression pressure within the hydraulic circuit and ensures consistent pump action.
Q: What material is the RL 3-20013 made from and what finish does it have?
A: The RL 3-20013 is constructed from high-carbon steel and finished with a factory black oxide coating. This combination provides corrosion resistance and durability in hydraulic environments.
Q: What are the dimensions of the RL 3-20013 spring?
A: The RL 3-20013 features a nominal outside diameter of 1 inch. Verify this dimension matches your hydraulic assembly before installation.
Q: Is the RL 3-20013 sold as part of a kit?
A: The RL 3-20013 is compatible with the RL 7-99000 spring and ball kit for Rol-Lift Series T and E units. It may be ordered as a standalone replacement or as part of a complete hydraulic service kit.
Q: What cross-reference numbers exist for the RL 3-20013?
A: Alternate part number references include RL3-20013, 3-20013, and Rol-Lift 3-20013. All reference the same OEM spring component.
Q: What happens when the RL 3-20013 hydraulic spring wears out?
A: A failing RL 3-20013 spring causes loss of hydraulic pressure, reduced pump efficiency, difficult handle operation, or the pallet jack failing to hold load. The hydraulic unit requires service and spring replacement to restore function.
