$28.50
Tying multiple electrical connections to a common point, this buss bar carries high current between battery, contactor, and motor connections on Yale lift trucks with far less resistance and heat than an equivalent run of wire. A bar that has corroded, overheated, or loosened at its terminals develops resistance that wastes energy and creates a hot joint, which replacing it removes.
A buss bar is a solid conductor that ties multiple electrical connections to a common point, carrying high current between components with far less resistance and heat than an equivalent run of wire. This buss bar serves that distribution role on Yale lift trucks, providing a rigid, low-loss link where battery, contactor, or motor connections land on a shared conductor.
Because it handles the full current of the circuit it joins, a buss bar that has corroded, overheated, or loosened at its terminals develops resistance that wastes energy and generates heat at the connection points. Replacing a degraded bar restores a clean, low-resistance path and removes the hot joint that a corroded conductor creates.
Match the bar length, hole spacing, and terminal size to the part being replaced, since these locate the connection points and determine whether the studs and cables land where they should.
