Toyota Thrust Bearing for Electric Lift Trucks
TO 00591-30400-81
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Product Description
Toyota TO 00591-30400-81 thrust bearing is an OEM replacement part designed for use in Toyota electric lift trucks. Specifications include thrust bearing type, original and alternate Toyota part numbers, and manufacturer-verified compatibility. No additional cross-reference part numbers are available.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | TO 00591-30400-81 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TO00591-30400-81 |
| Alternate Part Number | TY00591-30400-81 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the OEM part number for this thrust bearing?
A: The OEM part number is TO 00591-30400-81. Alternate reference is TY00591-30400-81. This is an original Toyota specification thrust bearing.
Q: Is this bearing compatible only with Toyota electric lift trucks?
A: This bearing is specified for Toyota electric lift trucks. Compatibility with other brands depends on exact mounting dimensions and load specifications. Verify equipment type before ordering.
Q: What is the function and load type of this thrust bearing?
A: This OEM replacement thrust bearing is designed to support axial loads in the lift truck mast or carriage assembly, maintaining alignment and stability under load.
Q: Are cross-reference or alternate part numbers available?
A: No additional cross-reference part numbers are currently available. Use the OEM part number TO 00591-30400-81 or alternate TY00591-30400-81 for accurate ordering.
Q: What bearing material is used in this part?
A: This bearing is manufactured from hardened bearing-grade steel to provide durability and load-carrying capacity in electric lift truck service.
Q: What symptoms indicate this thrust bearing is failing?
A: Excessive play in the mast, grinding or clicking noise, difficulty tilting the mast, or uneven load positioning may indicate a failed or worn thrust bearing.
