Duraguard Toe Guard for Uline H-1043, H-1193, H-1366, and H-1484 Manual Pallet Jacks
TG-1366
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Product Description
Technical specification for the TG-1366 Toe Guard, a bolt-on, patent-pending Duraguard toe protection accessory for Uline 1366 series manual pallet jacks. Designed for continuous industrial-duty foot safety, with structural steel construction and powder coated finish. No cross-reference part numbers, dimensional or mechanical load data are publicly available.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Uline |
| Model | H-1043, H-1193, H-1366, H-1484 |
| /Native SKU | TG-1366 |
| Compatibility | Fits Uline 1366 manual pallet jack model series |
Additional Specifications
| Mounting Type | Direct bolt-on or mechanical attachment to Uline 1366 series manual pallet jack |
| Frame Material | Structural steel, ASTM A36 or equivalent |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which models is the TG-1366 compatible with?
A: The TG-1366 is designed to fit Uline H-1043, H-1193, H-1366, and H-1484 manual pallet jack models. It is not compatible with other makes or models due to specific mounting requirements.
Q: What material is the TG-1366 made from?
A: The TG-1366 is constructed from structural steel meeting ASTM A36 or equivalent specifications, with a protective powder-coated finish that resists corrosion and impact damage in industrial environments.
Q: How should I replace the TG-1366?
A: The TG-1366 is a bolt-on replacement part designed for easy installation. Ensure the mounting points on your pallet jack match the specifications before attaching.
Q: What are the benefits of using the TG-1366?
A: The TG-1366 provides enhanced foot and lower leg protection during manual pallet jack operation. Its durable construction ensures long-lasting performance in demanding warehouse environments.
Q: How do I maintain the TG-1366?
A: Regularly inspect the toe guard for signs of wear, dents, or damage. Keep the powder-coated surface clean and dry. Check all fasteners periodically to ensure secure attachment.