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00591-04421-81

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00591-04421-81

3/16 Inch Spring Steel Roll Pin

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Manual Pallet Jack Parts pins Toyota

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Product Description

Toyota OEM Roll Pin 00591-04421-81 for manual pallet jack assemblies. Constructed of hardened spring steel to ANSI B18.8.2 dimensional standards. Nominal size 3/16 in diameter × 1-3/8 in length for secured press-fit installation.

Specifications

Dimensional Specifications
Wall Thickness0.040 inch
Material & Construction
Material SpecificationHigh carbon steel (spring steel)
FinishPlain or oil-finish (not plated)
Part Numbers
OEM Part Number00591-04421-81
Manufacturer Part Number00591-04421-81

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the dimensions of the Toyota 00591-04421-81 roll pin?
A: The 00591-04421-81 has a nominal size of 3/16 inch diameter by 1-3/8 inch length. Wall thickness is 0.040 inch. These dimensions conform to ANSI B18.8.2 standards for slotted spring pins and are designed for press-fit installation in Toyota pallet jack linkages.

Q: What material is this roll pin made from?
A: The 00591-04421-81 is manufactured from high-carbon spring steel to ANSI B18.8.2 specification. The pin has a plain or oil-finish coating (not plated) to prevent rust while maintaining the spring tension grip required for press-fit engagement.

Q: How do you install this press-fit roll pin?
A: Drive or press the pin into the pre-drilled hole until the slot fully opens, allowing the pin to exert radial tension on the shaft. Use a hammer and pin punch for manual installation or a hydraulic press for repeatable results. Do not over-drive, as this can damage the pin or enlarge the hole.

Q: Can you remove and reuse this roll pin?
A: No, the 00591-04421-81 cannot be reliably reused. Once removed, the spring tension is permanently compromised and the pin will not provide secure retention on reinstallation. Always install a new pin.

Q: What should you do if the pin becomes corroded or discolored?
A: If the oil finish coating is compromised and corrosion develops, replace the pin. Corrosion reduces spring tension, causing looseness and potential linkage failure. The 0.040 inch wall thickness leaves little margin for rust damage.

Q: How often should you inspect this roll pin?
A: Inspect every 500 operating hours or quarterly during regular maintenance. Look for excessive play in the linkage, visible corrosion, or loss of grip tension. If the mechanism feels loose or rattles, the pin may require replacement.