Product Description
Toyota right-hand tie rod end, part number 43750-22750-71, engineered for electric forklift steering linkage assemblies. Features heavy-duty forged steel construction with negative conical mounting design and heat-treated ball joint for superior durability and precise alignment. Direct replacement for multiple Toyota electric lift truck models requiring steering component reliability and long service life.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Toyota |
| Part Number | 43750-22750-71 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TO 43750-22750-71 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | TY43750-22750-71, TOY-43750-22750-71 |
Additional Specifications
| Body Material | Carbon steel with heavy-duty machining |
| Finish | Machined surface, anti-corrosion treatment |
| Mount Type | Negative conical mounting |
| Ball Joint | Heat-treated for wear resistance |
| Orientation | Right-Hand |
| Compatible Make | Toyota |
| Equipment Type | Electric lift trucks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What Toyota forklift models is the TO 43750-22750-71 tie rod end compatible with?
A: This replacement tie rod end fits Toyota electric forklifts.
Q: What are the key construction features of the TO 43750-22750-71 tie rod end?
A: This tie rod end features a heavy-duty forged body with negative conical mounting design and a heat-treated ball joint. The forged construction provides strength for steering linkage loads, and the negative conical mount ensures precise alignment in the steer axle assembly.
Q: Can TO 43750-22750-71 be used as a left-hand tie rod end?
A: No. This part is specifically a right-hand tie rod end. For left-hand applications, the corresponding part number is TO 43760-22750-71. Using the wrong hand on a steering linkage will cause improper alignment and steering response.
Q: What material properties make this tie rod end suitable for electric lift truck steering?
A: The heat-treated forged steel body provides high tensile strength and fatigue resistance required for repeated steering cycles and shock loads in material handling. The heat treatment hardens the ball joint to resist wear and deformation under steering pressure.
Q: How do I know when to replace the TO 43750-22750-71 tie rod end?
A: Replace the tie rod end if you notice signs of wear, such as looseness in the steering system or difficulty maintaining proper alignment. Regular inspection and maintenance are recommended to ensure optimal performance and safety.