$8.91
Positioning a spring and holding one end captive, this Raymond spring locator makes the spring compress along its intended axis rather than buckling or drifting under load. A locator keeps the spring seated where the design places it. A locator that is worn, bent, or corroded lets the spring shift off its intended path, and the correct replacement restores proper spring positioning.
A spring under load will buckle or drift unless something holds it on axis, and this Raymond spring locator does that job, positioning a spring and holding one end captive so it compresses along its intended line on Raymond lift trucks. Keeping the spring seated where the design places it governs how the spring loads and how consistently it returns.
A locator that is worn, bent, or corroded lets the spring shift off its path, so it loads unevenly and returns inconsistently, which changes the behavior of the assembly it belongs to. Installing the correct replacement restores proper spring positioning and predictable action.
This is original Raymond hardware for the assembly it was cataloged to. Match the locator to the spring end it captures and to its seat so the spring is held on the same axis as before.
