Marco Tiger

TI 38-B-A

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TI 38-B-A

Steer Wheel Assembly, 8 Inch Polyurethane over Nylon

Regular price $42.67
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Manual Pallet Jack Parts Marco Tiger Steer Wheels

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Product Description

Steer wheel assembly (SKU: TI 38-B-A) for Marco Tiger manual pallet jacks features an 8 inch diameter wheel with premium polyurethane tread over a nylon core for low resistance and stability. Factory replacement part for Marco Tiger models.

Specifications

Material
Tread Material SpecificationPremium Polyurethane thermoplastic
Core Material SpecificationHigh-impact Nylon
Part Numbers
Manufacturer Part NumberTI 38-B-A
OEM Part NumberTI 38-B-A

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the specifications for the TI 38-B-A steer wheel assembly?
A: The TI 38-B-A is an 8 inch diameter steer wheel assembly featuring premium polyurethane thermoplastic tread bonded to a high-impact nylon core. The polyurethane compound provides low rolling resistance and stability for manual pallet jack applications. Manufacturer part number and OEM part number are both TI 38-B-A.

Q: Which pallet jack models does the TI 38-B-A fit?
A: The TI 38-B-A is a factory replacement steer wheel assembly for Marco Tiger manual pallet jacks. Verify the 8 inch diameter and mounting specifications match your equipment before ordering.

Q: What materials are used in the TI 38-B-A wheel construction?
A: The tread is premium polyurethane thermoplastic and the core is high-impact nylon. This combination provides durability, low resistance, and stable steering characteristics for manual pallet jack operations.

Q: How long does a TI 38-B-A steer wheel typically last?
A: Lifespan depends on usage intensity and floor conditions. The polyurethane tread and nylon core are designed for extended service in standard warehouse and retail environments. Replace the wheel when tread wear reduces steering control or when the core becomes damaged.