Product Description
TG-3045-SW Toe Guard Kit by Uline is a direct OEM replacement for Uline 3045 manual pallet jacks, featuring a patent-pending, powder-coated, heavy-gauge steel toe guard assembly and integrated polyurethane steer wheels for enhanced foot protection and smooth pallet jack operation.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Guard Material | Heavy gauge steel with powder coat finish |
| Wheel Material | Molded polyurethane tread with reinforced plastic hub |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | TG-3045-SW |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TG-3045-SW |
| Compatible Models | Uline 3045 manual pallet jack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the TG-3045-SW and how does it differ from TG-3045?
A: The TG-3045-SW is a complete toe guard kit assembly for the Uline 3045 manual pallet jack. It includes a powder-coated heavy-gauge steel toe guard and integrated polyurethane steer wheels. The TG-3045 is a guard-only part, while the TG-3045-SW is a full kit with wheels included.
Q: What materials are used in the TG-3045-SW kit?
A: The TG-3045-SW features heavy-gauge steel construction with powder coat finish for the toe guard. Steer wheels are molded polyurethane tread with reinforced plastic hub. This combination provides durability for foot protection and smooth steering operation on warehouse floors.
Q: Is the TG-3045-SW a direct OEM replacement?
A: Yes, the TG-3045-SW is a direct OEM replacement kit for Uline 3045 manual pallet jacks. The OEM part number is TG-3045-SW and it meets original manufacturer specifications for this model.
Q: What warranty or protection does the TG-3045-SW offer?
A: The TG-3045-SW features patent pending design for the toe guard assembly and integrated wheel configuration. The powder coat finish protects the steel guard against corrosion and wear. The reinforced plastic hub on the polyurethane wheels provides durability in typical warehouse environments.
Q: How long do the polyurethane wheels on the TG-3045-SW typically last?
A: Polyurethane wheel lifespan depends on floor type, load intensity, and operational patterns. Heavy use in rough warehouses may reduce wheel life compared to light-duty operations. Inspect wheels regularly for uneven wear, cracks, or hardening. Replace when tread depth diminishes or wheels no longer maintain smooth steering.