$47.40
This machined steel shaft acts as a rotating or pivoting member within the lift truck, transmitting motion or locating a moving assembly along its bearing surfaces. This is a Hyster shaft used on Hyster and Yale lift trucks, turning on its bearing surfaces to drive or position the assembly it carries.
Machined from steel to run true under load, this Hyster shaft acts as a rotating or pivoting member inside the lift truck, transmitting motion or locating a moving assembly along its bearing surfaces. It is used on both Hyster and Yale lift trucks, the sister lines that share many driveline and running-gear components.
As a load-bearing part, the shaft depends on straight, unworn bearing surfaces to keep whatever turns on it running true. A shaft that is scored at its journals, worn, or bent introduces play and vibration into the assembly, which accelerates wear on the bearings and bushings around it. Fitting a true replacement restores clean rotation and correct location.
Match the shaft by overall length, diameter, and the keyways, splines, or retaining features at each end against the shaft being replaced, since these govern whether the bearings and mating parts seat and turn correctly.
