Mobile Eco I-55 (Newer) Frame Roll Pin - Pallet Jacks
MO 18E219
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Product Description
Roll Pin
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Mobile, model ECO I-55 (Newer) Frame. Alternate model: ECO I55 (Newer) Frame; ECO I 55 (Newer) Frame. SKU: MO 18E219
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the MO 18E219 roll pin used for on Mobile ECO I-55 pallet jacks?
A: The MO 18E219 is a roll pin (or spring pin) that secures pivoting components on the Mobile ECO I-55 (Newer) Frame. It holds the handle or control linkage assembly in place and allows controlled movement during operation.
Q: Does the MO 18E219 roll pin fit ECO I55 and ECO I 55 model variants?
A: Yes. The MO 18E219 is compatible with Mobile ECO I-55 (Newer) Frame, ECO I55 (Newer) Frame, and ECO I 55 (Newer) Frame models. All these designations refer to the same pallet jack series with updated frame construction.
Q: What diameter and length is the MO 18E219 roll pin?
A: Specific dimensions are determined by the pivot hole design on the Mobile ECO I-55 frame. Contact our technical team with your serial number for exact diameter and length specifications to ensure correct fit and secure retention.
Q: What material is the MO 18E219 roll pin made from?
A: The MO 18E219 is a hardened steel spring pin with a stainless steel or zinc-plated coating for corrosion resistance. The spring mechanism allows the pin to be inserted and removed without additional fasteners.
Q: When should I replace the MO 18E219 roll pin?
A: Replace the MO 18E219 if the pin does not retain tension, falls out during operation, or if the mating hole shows damage or enlargement. A loose pin creates safety hazards and causes uncontrolled platform or handle movement.
Q: How long does the MO 18E219 roll pin typically last?
A: Under normal warehouse conditions, roll pins are long-life components and often outlast other pallet jack assemblies. However, high cycle operations or rough handling can reduce service life to 3 to 5 years. Inspect regularly for visible wear or loss of spring tension.