Product Description
ROLL PIN
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the 1217-1081 roll pin compatible with all manual pallet jack models?
A: The 1217-1081 is designed specifically for manual pallet jack assemblies and fits multiple OEM brands including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and similar manufacturers. However, not all manual pallet jacks use identical pin specifications. Confirm the bore diameter and pin length match your equipment before ordering. Refer to your pallet jack manual or provide the model number for exact compatibility verification.
Q: What role does a roll pin play in manual pallet jack operation?
A: Roll pins in manual pallet jacks secure linkage assemblies, wheel mounts, and pivot connections that are critical to the lifting and steering mechanisms. Because manual pallet jacks rely on mechanical linkages rather than hydraulic systems, each connection point must remain rigid and secure. A failed roll pin directly impacts equipment functionality and operator safety.
Q: How often should I replace the 1217-1081 roll pin?
A: Roll pin replacement depends on equipment usage intensity. In high-use environments, replace proactively during annual maintenance. In moderate-use settings, inspect the pin annually and replace if you observe spring tension loss, rust, or permanent deformation. Many operations replace roll pins when components show visible wear or when equipment undergoes major repair or refurbishment.
Q: What material and specifications does the 1217-1081 have?
A: The 1217-1081 is manufactured from spring steel, heat-treated for durability and flexibility. The hollow design compresses during installation and expands to create pressure against the bore. This construction provides vibration resistance and prevents fastener loosening. For exact dimensions and material specifications, confirm with us using your equipment model number.
Q: What failure symptoms indicate my manual pallet jack needs a new roll pin?
A: Common signs include loose or wobbly wheel assemblies, steering instability, linkage that does not return to neutral position, or visible gaps between connected components. If the pallet jack handle feels sloppy or components rattle during movement, inspect the roll pins. A failed or deteriorating pin will show permanent deformation or loss of spring tension when removed.