Product Description
RUBBER TIRE/HUB, SKU 127251-1, designed as a replacement drive wheel for electric lift trucks and pallet jacks. Features a solid rubber tread bonded to a machined steel core, providing reliable traction and durability in warehouse and material handling environments.
Specifications
Material
| Tread Material | Solid industrial grade rubber |
| Hub Material | Machined steel core (integral to tire) |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 127251-1 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 127251-1 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 127251-1 and what is its primary function?
A: The 127251-1 is a rubber tire and hub assembly designed as a direct replacement drive wheel for electric lift trucks and pallet jacks. It functions as a powered drive wheel (not a steer wheel) and mounts on the powered axle of electric material handling equipment.
Q: What materials are used in the 127251-1 tire and hub?
A: The 127251-1 combines a solid industrial-grade rubber tread bonded to a machined steel core. The integral steel core provides the structural rigidity needed for drive wheel applications where torque and traction forces are applied during equipment operation.
Q: Which equipment makes and models are compatible with the 127251-1?
A: The 127251-1 is designed as a direct replacement for electric lift trucks and pallet jacks with standard electric drive axles. Verify compatibility by measuring your existing wheel bore diameter and mounting specifications before ordering, as the 127251-1 may fit multiple manufacturers' equipment.
Q: How does solid rubber compare to polyurethane or other wheel materials?
A: Solid industrial-grade rubber offers excellent traction, wear resistance, and load-carrying capacity for continuous drive wheel operation. Rubber compounds provide better shock absorption than lighter materials, reducing vibration in powered equipment and making them ideal for warehouse and indoor environments.
Q: What maintenance and inspection is recommended for the 127251-1?
A: Periodically inspect the rubber for signs of degradation, cracking, uneven wear patterns, or separation from the steel core. Clean the wheel surface to maintain optimal traction. Monitor tread depth and replace the wheel when visible rubber degradation occurs or traction is noticeably reduced. In typical 8-hour daily use, expect 2-3 years of service life.
