Raymond Bell Crank Right Hand – RA1023317

Pivoting to redirect force around a corner in the linkage, this right-hand Raymond bell crank transfers a control or lift motion through an angle as the mechanism moves on Raymond lift trucks. Its arms pivot on a central point, taking input on one arm and passing it out the other along a changed line of action.

Built for the right-hand position, it is handed to its side of the assembly and works opposite its left-hand counterpart, so the two are not interchangeable. A bell crank worn at the pivot or bent at an arm throws off the linkage geometry and the motion it controls, giving loose or inaccurate throw.

Installed in place of the original, it restores accurate, solid actuation to the linkage it was cataloged for. Match the pivot bore, the arm lengths, and the hand to the crank being replaced, since those set the geometry and the direction it works.