Thrust Bearing for Clark Electric Lift Truck
2799556
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Product Description
Thrust bearing (SKU: 2799556) for Clark electric lift truck applications. This bearing is specifically designed for axial load support in material handling equipment drive assemblies.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Clark |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2799556 |
| Part Number | CL2799556 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which Clark electric lift trucks use the 2799556 thrust bearing?
A: The 2799556 is designed for Clark electric pallet jacks and order pickers in steering or drive assembly applications. Cross-reference your equipment serial number range to confirm fitment.
Q: What material and lubrication type is the 2799556?
A: The 2799556 is a steel thrust bearing typically packed with bearing grease to reduce friction in axial load conditions. Grease type and relubrication intervals depend on duty cycle and ambient temperature.
Q: How long does the 2799556 bearing typically last?
A: Bearing life depends on duty cycle intensity and lubrication maintenance. High-use electric pallet jacks may see bearing wear within 3 to 5 years. Symptoms of failure include grinding noise, binding, or steering resistance.
Q: What are the compatibility requirements for the 2799556?
A: The 2799556 is compatible with Clark electric lift trucks in steering or drive assembly applications. Verify dimensions and cross-reference your equipment serial number range to confirm fitment.
Q: Is the 2799556 a sealed or open bearing design?
A: Bearing seal type affects maintenance intervals and protection from water and dirt intrusion. Contact us to confirm whether the 2799556 for your application is sealed or open design.
Q: What are the replacement guidance for the 2799556?
A: Replace the 2799556 when symptoms of failure such as grinding noise, binding, or steering resistance occur. Inspect bearing clearance and lubrication at regular maintenance intervals.