Product Description
Replacement Duraguard Toe Guard Kit with poly steer wheels for Hu-Lift HP25L pallet jack, part number TG-HP25L-SW. Direct-fit safety kit designed to protect operator toes and provide smooth steering, constructed from high-impact polymer and polyurethane. Compatible with all standard Hu-Lift HP25L manual pallet jacks.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Guard Material | High-impact polymer |
| Wheel Construction | Polyurethane tread with steel core |
Mechanical Specifications
| Steer Wheel Material | Polyurethane |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Manufacturer Part Number | TG-HP25L-SW |
| OEM Part Number | TG-HP25L-SW |
| Compatible Models | Hu-Lift HP25L manual pallet jacks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the TG-HP25L-SW kit include?
A: The TG-HP25L-SW is a complete replacement kit that includes a Duraguard toe guard and poly steer wheels. It is sold as a matched assembly designed for direct-fit replacement on Hu-Lift HP25L manual pallet jacks.
Q: What pallet jack models accept the TG-HP25L-SW?
A: The TG-HP25L-SW is compatible with all standard Hu-Lift HP25L manual pallet jacks. If your equipment is labeled as HP25L or equivalent, this kit should fit. Verify model designation before ordering to ensure correct fitment.
Q: What materials compose the TG-HP25L-SW?
A: The toe guard is high-impact polymer. Steer wheels are polyurethane tread bonded to a steel core, providing smooth steering while resisting wear in typical warehouse conditions.
Q: How does polyurethane wheel material perform in different environments?
A: Polyurethane wheels in the TG-HP25L-SW offer consistent performance on clean, dry concrete floors and perform adequately on light contaminants. For extended cold storage or wet floor use, consider verifying temperature range and floor conditions before deployment.
Q: What is the expected lifespan of the TG-HP25L-SW wheels?
A: Polyurethane steer wheels typically provide 3-5 years of service life under normal warehouse use (8-12 hours daily, smooth concrete). Lifespan varies based on floor type, load profiles, and frequency of use. Worn wheels should be replaced when flat spots become visible or steering becomes sluggish.