Roller Shaft for Raymond 7400 Axles
RA 828-001-335/009
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Product Description
Shaft, Roller for 16.5 Compartment inch
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the RA 828-001-335/009 shaft and what does it do?
A: The RA 828-001-335/009 is a roller shaft designed for 16.5-inch battery compartments on Raymond electric lift trucks. The shaft serves as the support beam for roller assemblies that enable smooth battery movement during insertion and removal.
Q: Which Raymond reach truck models use this 16.5-inch roller shaft?
A: The RA 828-001-335/009 is compatible with Raymond 7500, 7520, R35TT, and R45TT series reach trucks equipped with 16.5-inch battery compartments. Verify your compartment width before ordering.
Q: Is this the same as the RA 828-001-335-009 part number?
A: Yes, the RA 828-001-335/009 and RA 828-001-335-009 refer to the same OEM roller shaft. Raymond uses both slash and hyphen formats interchangeably. Cross-references also include 828-001-335/009 and 828001335009.
Q: What does this shaft replace on older Raymond reach trucks?
A: The RA 828-001-335/009 supersedes the original designation 828-001-335. If your reach truck is equipped with the earlier 828-001-335 part, the /009 version is the direct replacement with identical fit and function.
Q: How do I know if I need the 16.5-inch, 18.5-inch, or 21.5-inch roller shaft?
A: Measure your battery compartment interior width. If it measures 16.5 inches, order the RA 828-001-335/009. If your compartment is 18.5 inches, order the 013 version. If 21.5 inches, order the 010 version. Using the wrong shaft causes installation failure.