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TO 00590-02748-71

Load Wheel Assembly

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Load Wheel Assembly

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the TO 00590-02748-71 load wheel assembly?
A: The TO 00590-02748-71 is an OEM Toyota load wheel assembly that supports and distributes the lifted load in electric pallet jacks and lift trucks. It is a complete assembly including wheel, axle, bearings, and mounting hardware.

Q: What is the difference between a load wheel assembly and a individual load wheel?
A: A load wheel assembly is a complete unit with the wheel, bearings, axle, and mounting hardware pre-assembled and ready to install. An individual load wheel is just the wheel alone and requires separate bearing and mounting components.

Q: How do I know if the load wheel assembly needs replacement?
A: Replace the assembly if the wheel is flat-spotted, cracked, severely worn, or the assembly makes grinding sounds when rolling. Also replace if load is not distributed evenly or the lift truck pulls to one side.

Q: Is this load wheel assembly compatible with all Toyota lift truck models?
A: This OEM Toyota part fits Toyota electric pallet jacks and lift trucks designed for this assembly. Verify your equipment model number and axle diameter match before ordering. Load rating varies by model.

Q: What material is the load wheel made from?
A: OEM Toyota load wheels are typically made from durable polyurethane or rubber compound designed to provide good traction, shock absorption, and wear resistance. Material choice depends on application environment and floor type.

Q: How often should I inspect or replace this load wheel assembly?
A: Inspect load wheel assemblies at each preventive maintenance interval. Replace when wheel diameter is reduced by 25 percent, tread is glazed or cracked, or bearings no longer spin freely. Typical replacement interval is 2000 to 4000 operating hours depending on load and floor conditions.