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BR 48550-FS002

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BR 48550-FS002

Shaft. Steer Handle Pivot-11/03 & Later

Regular price $29.44
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1W2B Barrett Electric Lift Truck Parts Steering Steering Mechanism

Compatibility

Make Barrett, 1W2B
Model 11/03 and later

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Product Description

Shaft. Steer Handle Pivot-11/03 & Later

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the BR 48550-FS002 steer handle pivot shaft do?
A: The BR 48550-FS002 is a shaft component that serves as the pivot point for the steer handle assembly in Barrett electric lift trucks. It enables the steer handle to rotate freely and control directional steering of the vehicle. This shaft is designed for models manufactured from November 2003 and later.

Q: Which Barrett lift truck models are compatible with the BR 48550-FS002?
A: The BR 48550-FS002 is an OEM replacement for Barrett electric lift trucks manufactured on or after November 2003. Verify your equipment serial number and production date to confirm this part is correct for your specific model before ordering.

Q: What material is the BR 48550-FS002 steer pivot shaft made from?
A: The BR 48550-FS002 is manufactured from steel with a machined surface finish. This material provides the strength and wear resistance necessary to withstand the rotational forces of continuous steering operations in material handling environments.

Q: Are there alternative part numbers for the BR 48550-FS002?
A: No cross-reference or supersession part numbers are available for the BR 48550-FS002. Order using the exact OEM part number BR 48550-FS002 to ensure compatibility with your November 2003 and later model Barrett lift truck.

Q: How can I tell if the BR 48550-FS002 steer pivot shaft is worn and needs replacement?
A: Replace the BR 48550-FS002 if the steer handle becomes loose or has excessive play, if steering becomes stiff or unresponsive, if you hear clicking or grinding when steering, or if you observe visible cracks or bending in the pivot shaft. A defective steer pivot compromises operator control and safety.