Product Description
Spring retainer for caster assembly, manufacturer part number YL 518822815, designed for Yale electric lift truck caster wheel mounting and stabilization. Steel construction, compatible with select Yale electric pallet jack and lift truck models.
Specifications
Material
| Construction Material | Steel, finish type unspecified |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | YL 518822815 |
| OEM Part Number | YL518822815 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 0000-YL518822815 spring retainer used for?
A: The YL 518822815 is a steel spring retainer for caster wheel assemblies on Yale electric lift trucks. It mounts between the caster wheel and the frame assembly to provide stabilization and prevent lateral wheel movement during operation, maintaining proper wheel alignment and safe equipment handling.
Q: What material is the YL 518822815 made from?
A: The YL 518822815 is constructed from steel for durability and strength. Steel composition provides excellent load-bearing capacity and resistance to stress fractures under repetitive operational loads in warehouse environments.
Q: Which Yale electric pallet jack and lift truck models use the YL 518822815?
A: The YL 518822815 spring retainer is compatible with select Yale electric pallet jack and lift truck models featuring caster wheel assemblies. For exact fitment verification, consult your equipment documentation, provide your model number, or contact Yale directly, as this component was used across multiple Yale product lines.
Q: What are symptoms of a damaged spring retainer?
A: A damaged YL 518822815 spring retainer may cause visible wheel wobbling, uneven caster wear, poor directional control, or clunking noises during operation. Inspect for cracks, bending, or loose attachment points. A compromised retainer should be replaced to ensure safe equipment operation.
Q: Is the YL 518822815 a consumable part requiring regular replacement?
A: The YL 518822815 is a structural component, not a consumable part. Under normal operating conditions, it should last the lifetime of the equipment. Replacement is necessary only if damaged, bent, cracked, or showing signs of fatigue failure. Regular visual inspections during maintenance help catch potential issues early.