Product Description
Dayton WW 97-1 is a complete handle assembly for Dayton 4YX97 manual pallet jacks, designed for replacement of original equipment on manual hydraulic hand pallet trucks. Assembly features steel construction, three-position control handle, and integrated linkage for hydraulic control. Requires standard tools for installation; refer to manufacturer diagrams for hardware details.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Construction Material | Steel |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Dayton |
| Model | 4YX97 |
| Part Number | WW 97-1 |
Additional Specifications
| Bracket Bolts | Three bolts (D611) secure handle to bracket |
| Handle Model | D610/L110B |
| Bracket Model | D151/L319A |
| Description | Dayton WW 97-1 is a complete handle assembly for Dayton 4YX97 manual pallet jacks, designed for replacement of original equipment on manual hydraulic hand pallet trucks. Assembly features steel construction, three-position control handle, and integrated linkage for hydraulic control. Requires standard tools for installation; refer to manufacturer diagrams for hardware details. |
| Control Handle Type | Three-position |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What models is the WW 97-1 compatible with?
A: The WW 97-1 is designed for use on Dayton 4YX97 manual pallet jacks. Ensure your equipment model matches before ordering to guarantee proper fitment and control compatibility.
Q: What materials are used in the WW 97-1 handle assembly?
A: The WW 97-1 features steel construction throughout the handle and bracket components. The three-position control lever is precision-machined for reliable engagement, and the integrated linkage connects to the hydraulic control valve for smooth raise, lower, and drive functions.
Q: How do I know if the WW 97-1 is the right replacement part for my equipment?
A: The WW 97-1 is specifically designed for Dayton 4YX97 manual pallet jacks. Verify your equipment model and check compatibility with the hydraulic control system before purchasing.
Q: What should I look for when replacing the handle assembly?
A: Inspect the lever pivot and linkage joints for wear or looseness. Ensure the three-position control engages smoothly in raise, neutral, and lower positions. Replace if the lever becomes sticky or fails to engage control positions positively.
Q: Are there any specific installation considerations for the WW 97-1?
A: Installation requires standard tools. Refer to manufacturer diagrams for hardware details and ensure the handle assembly is securely fastened to the bracket.
