Product Description
ROLL PIN
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Roll Pin |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Steel |
| Function | Secures mechanical joints and fastening points |
| Compatibility Note | Electric lift truck models only (separate part 28842-046 for manual pallet jacks) |
Compatibility
| Equipment Category | Electric Lift Trucks |
| Application | Lift mast pivot points, steering linkages, control arm assemblies |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 28842-048 roll pin used for in electric lift trucks?
A: The 28842-048 roll pin secures lift mast pivot points, steering linkages, and control arm assemblies on electric pallet jacks and low-lift trucks. It maintains structural alignment during powered lift and lowering cycles.
Q: Does the 28842-048 fit both manual and electric lift trucks?
A: No. The 28842-048 is specified for electric lift truck models only. A separate part, 28842-046, is used in manual pallet jacks. Always verify the correct SKU for your equipment type to avoid fitment issues.
Q: Which electric lift truck brands use the 28842-048 roll pin?
A: This pin fits multiple electric pallet jack and low-lift truck models from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and other OEMs. Confirm your truck model and frame revision before ordering.
Q: What causes an electric lift truck roll pin to fail prematurely?
A: Premature failure results from improper pin sizing, loose installation, repetitive impact loads, corrosion in wet environments, or mechanical stress from heavy-load cycling. Regular inspection helps catch wear before the pin ejects.
Q: How often should roll pins be inspected on electric lift trucks?
A: Inspect roll pins monthly during routine equipment maintenance or when servicing lift mechanisms. Check for looseness, wear, or corrosion. High-use trucks or cold-storage equipment may need more frequent inspection due to accelerated degradation.