Product Description
Roll Pin - High-strength fastener engineered for manual pallet jack pump and mast assemblies. This spring steel roll pin secures moving components, prevents axial shaft movement, and maintains critical alignment between pump arm pivots and support brackets. Essential for reliable hydraulic pump operation across warehouse equipment. Direct replacement for manual pallet jacks requiring precision fastening in pump mechanisms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is SKU 19907 used for?
A: SKU 19907 is a roll pin used in manual pallet jack pump and mast assemblies. Roll pins secure moving components, prevent axial movement on shafts, and maintain precise alignment between pump arm pivots and wheel support brackets. They are essential fasteners in the hydraulic mechanism.
Q: What manual pallet jack manufacturers are compatible with SKU 19907?
A: SKU 19907 is compatible with manual pallet jacks from Crown, Yale, Raymond, Hyster, Clark, CAT, and Mitsubishi. Manual pallet jacks with different frame materials or pump designs may require different pin sizes. Cross-reference your jack model number and pump type to confirm compatibility.
Q: What are the material specifications of SKU 19907?
A: SKU 19907 is manufactured from spring steel with a protective coating for corrosion resistance. The spring tension of the roll pin keeps it seated in the hole without additional fasteners. Steel composition provides high shear strength necessary for pump operation under full load capacity.
Q: What warning signs indicate SKU 19907 needs replacement?
A: Replace the roll pin if pump operation becomes stiff or jerky, if the handle rocks side-to-side, or if you hear clicking sounds during pumping. A loose or damaged pin allows pump arm misalignment, which increases friction and requires more force to raise loads.
Q: What is the expected service life and maintenance of SKU 19907?
A: Roll pins in manual pallet jacks typically last the life of the equipment under normal warehouse use. Inspect pins if you experience pumping resistance or handle movement. Replace if the pin no longer maintains tension or if it shows visible bending, rust, or if it has become loose enough to move within the hole.