Nylon Steer Wheel Assembly for Manual Pallet Jacks
HJ 147
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Product Description
HJ 147 Nylon Steer Wheel Assembly for Liftsplus.com manual pallet jacks. Constructed from high-strength, chemical-resistant nylon. Compatible with manual pallet truck models requiring nylon steer wheel assemblies.
Specifications
Dimensions
Bearings & Performance
| Ball Bearings | 6204 sealed ball bearings |
Material & Construction
| Hardness | 85 Shore D |
| Hub Material | Nylon |
| Material | High-strength, chemical-resistant nylon |
| Finish | Natural nylon, uncoated |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | HJ 147 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions and bearing specifications of the HJ 147 nylon steer wheel?
A: The HJ 147 has a wheel diameter and width. It is equipped with 6204 sealed ball bearings. These dimensions ensure compatibility with standard manual pallet jack chassis.
Q: What pallet jack brands and models does the HJ 147 fit?
A: The HJ 147 nylon steer wheel assembly is compatible with manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, Mitsubishi, CAT, and BT. Verify the exact model compatibility with your equipment's specifications before ordering.
Q: Why is the HJ 147 made from nylon instead of polyurethane?
A: Nylon construction provides high chemical resistance, making it suitable for environments with exposure to oils, cleaners, and solvents. The 85 Shore D hardness delivers durability on hard indoor floors while resisting abrasion from rough surfaces. Nylon wheels are lighter than polyurethane and designed for standard warehouse and dock applications.
Q: What is the maximum load capacity for the HJ 147 wheel?
A: The HJ 147 supports a maximum axle load. This rating assumes proper installation on a structurally sound axle and balanced loading. Do not exceed this specification as it will accelerate bearing wear and premature wheel failure.
Q: How long does the HJ 147 wheel typically last?
A: Nylon steer wheel lifespan depends on usage intensity, floor conditions, and load consistency. Under standard warehouse conditions with loads near rated capacity, the HJ 147 typically lasts before wear becomes significant. Worn wheels show flat spots, uneven noise, or pull to one side when steering.
Q: Are the 6204 ball bearings in the HJ 147 replaceable?
A: The 6204 bearings are standard sealed ball bearings found in many aftermarket wheel assemblies. However, bearing replacement requires wheel disassembly and should be performed by qualified technicians. Most facilities choose to replace the entire wheel assembly rather than service individual bearings.
Q: How should the HJ 147 wheel be stored?
A: Store the wheel assembly in a dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Keep the bearing seals clean and free from debris. Store indoors to prevent nylon degradation and maintain bearing performance.
