Product Description
Mighty Lift ML B8-HD steer wheel assembly for manual pallet jacks featuring 8x2 inch ultra-polyurethane wheel on aluminum hub with factory-installed sealed bearings. Designed for professional material handling applications requiring precision steering control and extended service life.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Mighty Lift, model ML55. SKU: ML B8-HD
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Wheel Material | Ultra-polyurethane tread compound |
| Hub Material | Aluminum alloy construction |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Manufacturer Part Number | ML B8-HD |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications of the ML B8-HD steer wheel assembly?
A: The ML B8-HD is an 8 inch by 2 inch steer wheel assembly featuring an ultra-polyurethane tread compound bonded to an aluminum alloy hub. It includes factory-installed sealed bearings for professional material handling applications requiring precision steering control.
Q: Which pallet jack models is the ML B8-HD designed for?
A: The ML B8-HD is compatible with Mighty Lift manual pallet jacks, specifically model ML55. Verify your equipment dimensions and model number match this part before ordering.
Q: How does the ML B8-HD differ from the standard ML B8?
A: The ML B8-HD is the heavy-duty version. It features a larger 8x2 inch wheel size versus the ML B8 7-inch size, ultra-polyurethane tread instead of standard polyurethane, and an aluminum hub instead of nylon composite. These upgrades provide extended service life and precision steering in demanding applications.
Q: What type of bearing does the ML B8-HD have?
A: The ML B8-HD comes with factory-installed sealed bearings. Sealed bearings protect against contamination and require no routine greasing during normal operation.
Q: What makes the ML B8-HD suitable for heavy professional use?
A: The ML B8-HD is engineered for professional material handling with an aluminum alloy hub for added strength, ultra-polyurethane tread for increased durability, and sealed bearings for reliable performance under continuous heavy loads. The larger 8x2 inch wheel size also distributes loads more effectively than smaller assemblies.
