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401087

Shoulder Pin, Thrust Plate

Regular price $24.06
Sale price $24.06 Regular price $25.91
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Product Description

SHOULDER PIN, THRUST PLATE

Specifications

Product Overview
Product TypeShoulder Pin and Thrust Plate Assembly
Physical Specifications
Primary FunctionLift Mechanism Fulcrum and Load Distribution
Material TypeSteel (exact grade requires part documentation)
Component PurposeProvides pivot point for lift arm; distributes load forces across frame
Compatibility
ApplicationManual Pallet Jacks, Light-Duty Lift Equipment
Replacement IndicatorUneven lifting, excessive play in mast, visible wear on pin or plate surfaces
FitmentRequires equipment manufacturer and model verification—specific to equipment serial range

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the purpose of the shoulder pin and thrust plate assembly?
A: SKU 401087 is a shoulder pin and thrust plate assembly. The shoulder pin provides a fulcrum point for the lift mechanism, while the thrust plate distributes load forces across the pallet jack frame.

Q: Which pallet jack models use this shoulder pin and thrust plate?
A: Verify your equipment manufacturer and model with your parts documentation. This assembly fits specific pallet jack models from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, or similar brands depending on your equipment year and configuration.

Q: What are the dimensions and material specifications?
A: Contact us with your equipment model number to receive exact dimensions and material specifications for SKU 401087. Proper fitment requires matching your equipment serial range and configuration.

Q: What signs indicate this shoulder pin needs replacement?
A: Replace the shoulder pin and thrust plate if you observe uneven lifting, excessive play or wobble in the mast, or visible wear on the pin or plate contact surfaces. These symptoms indicate load distribution failure.