$65.62
A threaded rod is a rod threaded along its length that ties components together or provides an anchoring point in an assembly. Hyster lift trucks use this threaded rod, a chassis hardware component measuring 9.3 inches long and weighing 1.9 pounds. It serves as a direct replacement for the original rod at the chassis hardware point it came from on the truck.
A threaded rod carries a thread along its length so it can be locked with nuts at each end, forming an adjustable tension or spacing member in an assembly. This Hyster threaded rod serves a chassis hardware position on Hyster lift trucks, where it ties components together or holds a fixed spacing that nuts set in place. It weighs about 1.9 pounds.
Threaded rods loosen, corrode, or gall at the threads over time, and a rod whose threads are damaged will not hold a nut at the correct tension, so it is replaced to restore a secure, adjustable joint.
Because a threaded rod is cut to a specific length and thread, match the overall length and thread pitch to the rod being replaced, since a mismatch in either will not set the assembly to its intended dimension.
