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Clark Steer Wheel Assembly

CL 1806277

Steer Wheel Assembly, Nylon Construction

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CGH 25 CJ 55 Clark Manual Pallet Jack Parts Steer Wheels Wheels

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Product Description

Clark steer wheel assembly with nylon construction, direct replacement part number CL 1806277. Designed for Clark manual pallet jacks, including the models, this injection-molded nylon wheel provides reduced rolling resistance and resistance to moisture and chemicals. The machined smooth finish is compatible with standard hub and axle configurations, delivering reliable performance in warehouse environments.

Specifications

Material & Construction
MaterialNylon
Part Numbers & Compatibility
MakeClark
Part NumberCL 1806277
Manufacturer Part NumberCL 1806277
CompatibilityFits pallet jacks made by Clark, model 1806277.
Additional Specifications
FinishMachined, smooth
Wheel Core MaterialHigh-density nylon polymer

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What material is the CL 1806277 made from?
A: The CL 1806277 is made from nylon, providing reduced rolling resistance and resistance to moisture and chemicals.

Q: What are the benefits of nylon construction for this part?
A: Nylon construction supports load distribution, reduced floor noise, and resistance to moisture and chemicals for warehouse applications.

Q: How long can I expect the CL 1806277 to last in typical use?
A: Service life varies with operating conditions and use. Regular inspection for cracks, chips, or deformation can help identify wear.

Q: When should I replace the CL 1806277?
A: Replace the wheel if it becomes non-round, develops flat spots, or shows excessive play on the axle. Regular inspection helps maintain performance.

Q: What should I do if the CL 1806277 shows signs of wear?
A: Inspect the wheel regularly for damage, deformation, cracks, chips, or flat spots. Replace the wheel if these conditions affect performance.