Product Description
Hyster 302456 roll pin is a spring-type tubular fastener manufactured from rolled spring steel with high shear strength for industrial forklift applications. Compatible with D456 and E438 series equipment, this OEM component provides load roller retention and pivot pin securing in mast assemblies, tiller mechanisms, and tie rod systems through compression fit installation.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Construction Method | Rolled spring steel tubular design with longitudinal slot |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Hyster |
| Model | W45Z-HD |
| Part Number | 302456 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HY302456 |
| Compatible Equipment Models | D456 Series (S1.0, S1.2, S1.4, S1.6), E438 Series (P1.8 AC, P2.2 AC) |
Additional Specifications
| Assembly Locations | Mast systems (2-stage and 3-stage full free-lift), steering tiller mechanism, tie rod linkage, control panel mounting |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does the HY 302456 fit?
A: The HY 302456 is compatible with Hyster and W45Z-HD models. It is designed for use in mast assemblies, tiller mechanisms, and tie rod systems.
Q: What is the construction of the HY 302456?
A: The HY 302456 features a rolled spring steel tubular design with a longitudinal slot. This allows for compression fit installation and provides high shear strength for load retention and pivot pin securing.
Q: What applications is the HY 302456 used for?
A: The HY 302456 installs in mast systems, load roller assemblies, and linkage pivot points. It is used for securing components such as tie rods and tiller mechanisms.
Q: How should I replace the HY 302456?
A: When replacing the HY 302456, ensure you use a compatible replacement part. Cross-reference part numbers 302456 and HY302456 to verify application.
Q: What are the benefits of using the HY 302456?
A: The HY 302456 provides high shear strength and secure retention through its tubular design with a longitudinal slot. It is ideal for industrial lift truck applications requiring reliable fastening.
