$35.37
This bushing is built for Yale lift trucks, measuring approximately 1.1 by 1.05 by 1.1 inches. It's a cylindrical wear component that sits between two moving parts, typically a pin and its housing, to reduce friction and absorb minor shock at a pivot or linkage point.
Measuring roughly 1.1 by 1.05 by 1.1 inches, this cylindrical bushing seats between two moving parts, typically a pin and its housing, to cut friction and absorb minor shock at a pivot or linkage point on a Yale lift truck. It is sized for Yale equipment and installs as a routine replacement at worn pivot points.
A bushing takes the wear that would otherwise fall on the surrounding pin bore or shaft, since its softer material sacrifices itself over the life of the joint rather than letting the more expensive housing or pin wear oversized. As it wears, the joint develops play that shows up as looseness, knocking, or uneven movement at that pivot point.
Replacing it restores a tight fit at the joint without touching the surrounding housing. When fitting a replacement, match the inner and outer diameter and the length to the bushing coming out, since those dimensions govern whether it presses in correctly and seats against its shoulder.
