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OPERATION • MAINTENANCE • REPAIR PARTS LIST PPT POWERED PALLET TRUCK PPT SERIES [PPT_40-0278] 2/2

This article provides a comprehensive list of operation, maintenance, and repair parts for the DP PPT Series powered pallet truck, enabling users to easily find the necessary components for their trucks.

Written by Nash Bernardo

Updated at October 2nd, 2024

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TECHNICAL MANUAL
POWERED
PALLET
TRUCK
PPT SERIES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION

 

PAGE

SECTION

 

PAGE

 

PREPARATION FOR USE

1-1

III

MAINTENANCE AND MAINTENANCE PARTS (CONTINUED)

 

I

DESCRIPTION

1-2

3-5

Battery Care

3-2

1-1

Introduction

1-2

3-6

Lubrication

3-2

1-2

Description

1-2

3-7

Troubleshooting

3-4

1-3

General

1-2

3-8

Adjustment and Repair

3-8

1-4

Capabilities

1-2

3-9

Belly-Button Safety Switch Adjustment

3-8

1-5

Safety Features

1-2

3-10

Control Head Switch Replacement

3-8

1-6

Options

1-2

3-11

Steering Arm

3-10

II

OPERATION

 

3-12

Electrical Control Cable Replacement

3-12

2-1

General

2-1

3-13

Mechanical Brakes

3-13

2-2

Operating Precautions

2-1

3-14

Drive Motor Repair

3-17

2-3

Driving and Stopping

2-1

3-15

Chassis and Pivot Assemblies

3-17

2-4

General

2-1

3-16

Wheel Housings and Exit Rollers

3-28

2-5

Driving and Stopping Procedures

2-2

3-17

Saucer Assembly and Caster Replacement

3-29

2-6

Belly-Button Safety Guard

2-3

3-18

Load Wheel Replacement

3-30

2-7

Dynamic Brake

2-3

3-19

Transmission Repair

3-30

2-8

Steering Arm Return Spring

2-3

3-20

Drive Wheel Replacement

3-31

2-9

Various Stopping Methods

2-3

3-21

Hydraulic System Repair

3-34

2-10

Operating Lift

2-3

3-22

Hydraulic Pump-Motor-Reservoir Assembly

3-36

2-11

Loading and Unloading

2-3

3-23

Lift Cylinder Repair

3-38

2-12

Parking

2-3

3-24

Contactor Tip Replacement

3-40

III

MAINTENANCE AND MAINTENANCE PARTS

 

3-25

Speed Control Resistor Adjustment

3-40

3-1

General

3-1

3-26

Battery Connector Group Replacement

3-45

3-2

Part Number Identification

3-1

3-27

Metal Service Cover

3-45

3-3

Preventive Maintenance

3-1

 

3-4

Inspection and Service

3-1


LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure

 

Page

Figure

 

Page

1-1

Powered Pallet Truck, Model PPT-40

1-2

3-20

Hydraulic System (Serial Number 81936 and Lower)

3-34

2-1

Steering Arm Controls

2-1

3-21

Hydraulic System (Serial Number 81937 and Higher)

3-35

2-2

Speed Control

2-1

3-22

Pump-Motor-Reservoir Assembly (Serial Numbers 81936 and Lower)

3-36

2-3

Mechanical Brake Application

2-2

3-23

Pump-Motor-Reservoir Assembly (Serial Numbers 81937 and Higher)

3-37

3-1

Lubrication Points

3-3

3-24

Lift Cylinder P/N 047552

3-38

3-2

Schematic Diagram 

3-7

3-25

Lift Cylinder P/N 047564

3-39

3-3

Belly-Button Safety Switch Adjustment

3-8

3-26

70-Amp Contactor Wire Terminations

3-40

3-4

Control Head

3-9

3-27

70-Amp Contactor Tip Replacement

3-41

3-5

Pivot Tube and Steering Arm

3-11

3-28

Electrical Control Components and Battery Connector Group (Serial Number 67146 to 70874)

3-42

3-6

Electrical Control Cable Replacement

3-12

3-29

Contactor Panel (Serial Number 70875 and Higher)

3-43

3-7

Mechanical Brake Adjustment

3-13

3-30

Speed Control Resistor Assembly (Serial Number 70875 and Higher)

3-44

3-8

Drum Brake and Linkage

3-15

3-31

Battery Connector Group and Horn (Serial Number 70875 and Higher)

3-45

3-9

Disk Brake and Linkage

3-16

3-32

Metal Service Kit Bracket

3-46

3-10

Drive Motor

3-17

3-33

Bracket and Cover Drilling

3-46

3-11

Standard Chassis and Pivot Assembly (Eccentric Adjusted Push Rods)

3-22

3-34

Tapping Diagram

3-46

3-12

Standard Chassis and Pivot Assembly (Universal Push Rods)

3-24

3-35

Service Cover Assembly

3-46

3-13

Narrow Straddle Chassis and Pivot Assembly

3-26

 

3-14

Straddle and Pivot Blocks

3-28

3-15

Modification of Wheel Housing Casting

3-29

3-16

Special Length Push Rods

3-29

3-17

Caster Assembly

3-30

3-18

Tandem Load Wheels

3-31

3-19

Transmission and Drive Wheel

3-32

LIST OF TABLES

Table

 

Page

Table

 

Page

3-1

Inspection and Service Chart

3-1

3-3

Lubrication

3-3

3-2

Recommended Lubricants

3-2

3-4

Troubleshooting Chart

3-4


continued…

Figure 3-11. Standard Chassis and Pivot Assembly (Eccentric Adjusted Push Rods)


INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

1

-----

Service Cover (Plastic service cover is no longer available, see paragraph 3-27 for metal cover conversion procedures and kit).

1

 

503429**

Pivot Arm, Lower Hand, Weldment

1

2

003108

Battery, 375A, 12 V

1

20

053103

Bushing

2

 

003109

Battery, 450A, 12 V

1

21

052939

Bushing

1

 

003124

Battery, 510A, 12V

1

22

503391

Spindle

1

3

503155

Carriage Assy, 27 in. Wide Backrest, 48 in. Fork Length

1

23

400458*

Shaft

2

 

503495

Carriage Assy, 27 in. Wide Backrest, 42 in. Fork Length

1

 

296404**

Shaft (With 025712 Grease Fitting)

2

 

503496

Carriage Assy, 27 in. Wide Backrest, 36 in. Fork Length

1

24

800167*

Pivot Arm, Lower Left Hand

1

4

294504

Shaft, ¾ x 8-5/8

1

 

503430**

Pivot Arm, Lower Left Hand

1

5

060974

Roll Pin, 3/16 x 1-1/4

2

25

053103

Bushing

2

6

501433

Wheel Assembly

4

26

052939

Bushing

1

 

078255

Wheel 

1

27

501485

Yoke (Also 31, fig. 3-5)

1

 

051136

Bearing

2

28

052923

Bushing

2

7

312301

Axle

2

29

052926

Bushing

2

8

060976

Roll Pin, 3/16 x 1-1/2

7

30

501507

Saucer Assy

2

9

800081

Wheel Housing

2

31

077026

Flat Washer, ¾

6

10

025712

Grease Fitting

6

32

061719

Snap Ring

2

11

294505

Shaft

2

33

800078*

Pivot Arm Upper (Casting w/o Bushings)

1

12

060972

Roll Pin, 1/8 x 1

2

 

501432**

Pivot Arm Upper (Weldment with Bushings)

1

13

503289*

Push Rod, 36 in. Fork (8 in. Battery Box)

2

34

053103

Bushing

2

 

503288*

Push Rod, 42 in. Fork (8 in. Battery Box)

2

35

052923

Bushing

2

 

503214*

Push Rod, 48 in. Fork (8 in. Battery Box)

2

36

077082

Flat Washer, 13/16 I.D. x 1-1/2 O.D. x 9 Ga.

2

 

501422**

Push Rod, 36 in. Fork (7-1/4 in.)

2

37

063869

Hex Head Cap Screw, ¾-10 x 2

2

 

501421**

Push Rod, 42 in. Fork (7-1/4 in.)

2

38

296403

Shaft, 1 in. dia x 15-1/2

1

 

501420**

Push Rod, 48 in. Fork (7-1/4 in.)

2

39

070476††

Round Head Screw, ¼-20 x ½

2

14

059437

Hex Nut, ½ x 13

2

40

277607

Steel Bushing

2

15

077412

Lock Washer, ½ External Tooth

2

41

313301

Roller

2

16

077213

Lock Washer, ½, Split

2

42

056475

Decal

1

17

064710

Hex Hd. Cap Screw, ½-13 x 3

2

43

056475

Maintenance Decal

1

18

400669

Eccentric Bushing

2

44

056499

No-Riding Decal

1

19

800168*

Pivot Arm, Lower Right Hand, Cast

1

45

401043†

Exit Roller

3

Note: For special length Push rods refer to Figure 3-16 for information on how to order replacement parts.

46

057182**

Stud (Plastic Service Cover)

2

†Standard on trucks serial number 82242 and higher. Older trucks may be retrofitted

47

057176**

Spring (Plastic Service Cover)

2

*Used on trucks serial number 74870 through 83306.

48

057177**

Nylon Wear Bushing (Plastic Service Cover)

2

**Used on trucks serial number 74869 and lower.

49

057178**

Retainer (Plastic Service Cover)

2

††Used with plastic service cover only (See paragraph 3-27 for metal cover attaching hardware).

50

057181**

Threaded Receptacle (Plastic Service Cover)

2

 

51

250736**

Trim (Plastic Service Cover)

2

52

071379**

Screw (Plastic Service Cover)

6


Figure 3-12. Standard Chassis and Pivot Assembly (Universal Push Rods)


INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

1

503731

Metal Service Cover

1

19

800168

Pivot Arm, Lower Right Hand Cast

1

2

---

Battery (See 2, fig. 3-11)

1

20

053103

Bushing

2

3

503155

Carriage Assy, 27 in. Wide Backrest, 48 in. Fork Length

1

21

064714

Hex Head Screw, ½-13 x 3

2

 

503495

Carriage Assy, 27 in. Wide Backrest, 42 in. Fork Length

1

22

503391

Spindle

1

 

503496

Carriage Assy, 27 in. Wide Backrest, 36 in. Fork Length

1

23

400458

Shaft

2

4

294504

Shaft, ¾ x 8-5/8

1

24

800167

Pivot Arm, Lower Left Hand

1

5

061025

Roll Pin, 5/16 x 1

2

25

053103

Bushing

2

6

501433

Wheel Assembly

4

26

052939

Bushing

1

 

078255

Wheel

1

27

501485

Yoke (Also 31, fig. 3-5)

1

 

051136

Bearing

2

28

052923

Bushing

2

7

312301

Axle

2

29

052926

Bushing

2

8

060976

Roll Pin, 3/16 x 1-1/2

7

30

501507

Saucer Assy

2

9

800081

Wheel Housing

2

31

077026

Flat Washer, ¾

6

10

025712

Grease Fitting

6

32

061719

Snap Ring

2

11

294505

Shaft

2

33

800078

Pivot Arm Upper (Casting w/o Bushings)

1

12

060972

Roll Pin, 1/8 x 1

2

34

053103

Bushing

2

 

900697

Universal Push Rod Kit (48-in. straddles)

2

35

052923

Bushing

2

 

900698

Universal Push Rod Kit (42-in. straddles)

2

36

077082

Flat Washer, 13/16 I.D. x 1-1/2 O.D. x 9 Ga.

2

 

900699

Universal Push Rod Kit (36-in. straddles)

2

37

063869

Hex Head Cap Screw ¾-10 x 2

2

13

503720

Cross Head

1

38

296403

Shaft, 1 in. dia x 15-1/2

1

14

401080

Left Hand Hex Jam Nut, 1-8 UNC

1

39

063555

Hex Head Screw, 5/16-18 x 1

2

15

401078

Threaded Stud

1

40

277607

Steel Bushing

2

16

401079

Right Hand Hex Jam Nut, 1-8 UNC

1

41

313301

Roller

2

17

503719

Push Rod (48 in. straddles)

1

42

056475

Decal 0566631 door decal

1

 

503732

Push Rod (42 in. straddles)

1

43

056564

Maintenance Decal caution

1

 

503733

Push Rod (36 in. straddles)

1

44

056499

No-Riding Decal

1

18

401101

Bushing

1

45

401043

Exit Roller

4

 

 

 

 

46

077217

Split Lock Washer, ½

2

 

 

 

 

47

059437

Hex Nut, ½-13

2

 

 

 

 

48

077210

Lock Washer, 5/16

2

 

 

 

 

49

069705

Flat Head Screw, ½-13 x 1

2

 

 

 

 

50

063705

Hex Head Screw, ½-13 x 1

1

 

 

 

 

 

900928

Decal kit

 


Figure 3-13. Narrow Straddle Chassis & Pivot Assembly


INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

1

294510

Shaft

2

25

800078*

Upper Pivot Arm (Cast New Style w/o Bushings)

1

2

060974

Roll Pin, 3/16 dia x 1-1/4

2

 

501432**

Upper Pivot Arm (Weldment Old Style with Bushings)

1

3

503582

Carriage Assembly, 27 in. Wide Backrest, 18-3/4 Fork O.D.

1

26

053103

Bushing

2

4

501692

Wheel Assembly

2

27

052923

Bushing

2

 

078257

Wheel 

1

28

077082

Flat Washer, 13/16 I.D. x 1-1/2 O.D. x 9 Ga.

2

 

051136

Bearing

2

29

063869

Hex Hd Cap Screw, ¾-10 x 2

1

5

312304

Axle

2

30

296403

Shaft

1

6

060976

RollPin, 3/16 dia. X 1-1/2

7

31

277607

Bushing, Steel

2

7

800195

Wheel Housing (Cast, New Style)

2

32

503625*

Push Rod, Left Hand, 36 in. Forks (8 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in straddle)

1

 

501924

Wheel Housing (Weldment, Old Style)

2

 

503623*

Push Rod, Left Hand, 42 in. Forks (8 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in straddle)

1

8

025712

Grease Fitting

10

 

503588*

Push Rod, Left Hand, 48 in. Forks (8 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in straddle)

1

9

800194

Pivot Arm Lower Right Hand (Cast, New Style)

1

 

503629**

Push Rod, Left Hand, 36 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

 

502508**

Pivot Arm Lower Right Hand (Weldment, Old Style)

1

 

503627**

Push Rod, Left Hand, 42 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

10

052939*

Bushing (Used with Pivot Arm P/N 800194)

1

 

501927**

Push Rod, Left Hand, 48 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

 

052923**

Bushing (Used with Pivot Arm P/N 502508)

1

 

503630

Push Rod, Left Hand, 36 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (20 in. straddle)

1

11

052929**

Bushing (Used with Pivot Arm P/N 502508)

3

 

503628

Push Rod, Left Hand, 42 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (20 in. straddle)

1

12

052923

Bushing

A/R

 

503926

Push Rod, Left Hand, 48 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (20 in. straddle)

1

13

503391

Spindle

2

33

502116

Lug Weldment, Left Hand

1

14

296409

Shaft

2

34

502115

Lug Weldment, Right Hand

1

15

800193*

Pivot Arm, Lower Left Hand (Cast, New Style)

1

35

065620

Hex Head Cap Screw, ¾ x 2

2

 

502509**

Pivot Arm, Lower Left Side (Weldment and Bushings)

1

36

063870

Hex Head Cap Screw, ¾ x 2-1/2

4

16

052939**

Bushing (Used with P/N 502509)

1

37

077217

Lock Washer, ¾

4

 

052923

Bushing (Used with P/N 502509)

1

38

502331

Caster Assembly (See fig. 3-11)

REF

17

052929

Bushing

3

39

313307

Spacer

2

18

501928

Push Rod Yoke

1

40

---

Service Cover (Plastic Service Cover is no longer available, see paragraph 3-27 for conversion procedures and kit). 

1

19

502502

Yoke (Also 31, fig. 3-5)

1

41

056475

Decal

1

20

052939

Bushing

2

42

056564

Maintenance Decal

1

21

294510

Shaft

2

43

056499

No Riding Decal

1

22

060972

Roll Pin, 3/16 dia x 1 in.

2

44

057182**

Stud (Plastic Service Cover)

2

23

503626*

Push Rod, Right Hand, 36 in. Forks (8 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

45

057176**

Spring (Plastic Service Cover)

2

 

503624*

Push Rod, Right Hand, 42 in. Forks (8 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

46

057177**

Nylon Wear Bushing (Plastic Service Cover)

2

 

503589*

Push Rod, Right Hand, 48 in. Forks (8 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

47

057178**

Retainer (Plastic Service Cover)

2

 

503630**

Push Rod, Right Hand, 36 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

48

057181**

Threaded Receptacle (Plastic Service Cover)

2

 

503628**

Push Rod, Right Hand, 42 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

49

250736**

Trim (Plastic Service Cover)

2

 

501926**

Push Rod, Right Hand, 48 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (18-3/4 in. straddle)

1

50

071379**

Screw (Plastic Service Cover)

6

 

503629

Push Rod, Right Hand, 36 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (20 in. straddle)

1

51

---††

Round Head, ¼-20 x 1/7

2

 

503627

Push Rod, Right Hand, 42 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (20 in. straddle)

1

52

---

Battery (See 2, fig. 3-11)

1

 

503927

Push Rod, Right Hand, 48 in. Forks (7-1/4 in. Battery Box) (20 in. straddle)

1

53

400612

Spacer

A/R

24

313301

Exit Roller

2

 

††Used with plastic service cover. (See paragraph 3-27 for metal cover attaching hardware.

Note: For special length Pushrods, refer to Fig. 3-16 for information on ordering replacement parts.

*Used on trucks serial number 74870 and higher.

**Used on trucks serial number 74869 and lower.


3-16. WHEEL HOUSINGS AND EXIT ROLLERS
a. General.
Excessive wear of pivot blocks has occured on some standard chassis pallet trucks under severe operating conditions such as loading or unloading heavy loads from trucks on inclined ramps. Incorporation of new exit rollers between the standard wheel housing and pivot blocks will greatly reduce wear.
The standard wheel housings on trucks prior to serial number 82242 must be modified to accommodate the new exit rollers. Trucks with tandem load wheels cannot be modified. Procedures are provided for accomplishing this modification also for the replacement of the pivot blocks. It is suggested that the pivot blocks be replaced on any truck showing enlargement of the shaft hole in the pivot blocks.
b. Pivot Block Replacement.
The following parts are required when replacing pivot blocks:

PART NO.

PART NAME

QTY.

294504

Pivot Shaft

2

201127

Pivot Block

2

201128

Pivot Block

2

400065

Bar

4

061025

Roll Pin, 5/16 X 1

2

401043

Exit Rollers

4

---

Shaft ¾ in. dia X 36 in.

1

1.Refer to figure 3-14, and cut pivot blocks from both straddles with a torch then clean off slag to assure proper fit of new parts.
NOTE: One pivot block P/N 201127 and one pivot block 201128 are used in each straddle. The pivot blovk P/N 201127 is always mounted on the right side of the fork looking from the rear of the truck. The ¾-inch diameter by 36-inch long shaft is used to align the four pivot blocks.
2. Position the pivot blocks in the straddle using the 36-inch long shaft (see section A-A, figure 3-14) and adjust the position of the blocks for the 3-1/8 + 1/16-0 dimension shown in section A-A.
3. Weld pivot blocks in place.
4. Install the four bars P/N 400065 and weld as shown. Remove the 36-inch long shaft.
5. Modify the wheel hosuing and install in accordance with the following procedure.

Figure 3-14. Straddle and Pivot Blocks


c. Modifying and Installing Wheel Housing.
1. Disassemble the wheel housing.
2. Cut away the wheel housing casting as shown in figure 3-15, using a band saw and grinder. Grind surface “A” as smooth as possible. This surface will be in contact with the new exit rollers.
3. Reassemble the housing.
4. Attach assembled wheel housing to push rod.
5. Install wheel housing into straddle being sure that exit rollers are in place on wheel housing pivot shaft.
6. Secure pivot shaft to straddle with 5/16 roll pin.

Figure 3-15. Modification of Wheel Housing Casting

3-17. SAUCER ASSEMBLY AND CASTER REPLACEMENT.
1. Disconnect battery.
2. Securely block the load wheels to prevent the truck from moving.
3. Remove service cover.
4. Use a jack to raise the rear of the lift truck so that the drive wheel clears the ground.
5. Lower the truck on blocks, making certain the drive wheel os still clear of the ground.
6. Refer to the figure 3-11 or 3-12 as a guide in replacing the saucer assemblies (of standard-chassis trucks) when required.
7. Refer to figure 3-13 as a guide in replacing the casters (of narrow-straddle trucks) when required.
NOTE: The caster assembly illustrated in figure 3-17 is interchangeable with the older style caster assembly which is no longer available. If you are replacing an older style caster, it is recommended that both casters be replaced.

Figure 3-16.  Special Length Push Rods.


 

Figure 3-17. Caster Assembly

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

502331

Caster Assy (38, fig. 3-13)

2

1

502323

Support

1

2

502330

Fork 

1

3

400436

Shaft

1

4

075005

Spring

2

 

078256

Wheel Assy

1

5

078230

Wheel

1

6

051130

Bearing

2

7

260407

Spacer

1

8

077023

Washer

2

9

270306

Pin, 1x 4

1

10

061725

Snap Ring

2

11

060973

Roll Pin, 3/16 x 1-1/8

1

12

061719

Snap Ring, 3/4

2

13

060971

Roll Pin, 3/16 x 7/8

1

14

077010

Washer

2

15

077015

Washer

2

16

077029

Washer

1

17

051136

Ball Bearing

1

18

061726

Snap Ring

1

19

053016

Bearing Thrust

1

20

800172

Washer

1

d

3-18. LOAD WHEEL REPLACEMENT.
The standard wheel assembly is illustrated in figures 3-11 and 3-12) and the tandem wheel assembly is illustrated in figure 3-18.
1. Disconnect battery.
2. Block the drive wheel to prevent the truck from moving.
3. Place a hydraulic jack under each straddle at reinforced section behind the load wheel under the pushrod. Raise the straddles until the load wheels clear the floor.
4. REmove roll pin securing wheel housing pivot shaft and pull shaft out of straddle.
5. Refer to exploded views to disassemble the wheel assembly.
3-19. Transmission Repair. (Figure 3-19)
To remove and disassemble the transmission (complete with drive wheel) proceed as follows:
1. Disconnect battery.
2. Securely block load wheels. REmove service cover.
3. Label all wire and cable leads connected to terminals mounted on the transmission; then disconnect the leads.
4. MAke sure the four cables to the drive motor are properly labeled A1, A2, F1, and F2; then disconnect the cables from the drive motor.
5. Disconnect the mechanical brake by removing clevis pin that secures the rod clevis to the lower level assembly.
6. Remove the drain plug (12) and drain the transmission oil.
7. Remove the two screws (39) and lock washers (29) which secure the motor to the transmission housing. LAy motor and attached brake parts aside until reassembly.
8. Disconnect brake rod from lower lever assembly.
9. Remove the four screws and washers that secure the transmission to the pivot tube assembly.
10. Remove the transmission and drive wheel from the truck by raising the rear of the lift truck with jacks or other suitable means and sliding the assembly out from under the truck.
11. Remove the four hex head cap screws (35) and lock washers (34), bearing cap (33) and gasket (32).
12. Remove bearing spacer (26).

Figure 3-18. Tandem Load Wheels

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

501691

Tandem Load Wheels

2

8

077213

Lock Washer, ½

2

1

502592

Lift Arm, L.H.

1

9

059537

Jam Nut, ½-13

2

2

294504

Shaft

1

10

077033

Flat Washer, 1-inch

4

3

060976

Roll Pin

4

11

501813

Stop Block

1

 

501692

Load Wheel Assy

2

12

240634

Shaft

1

4

078257

Wheel (Poly)

1

13

502593

Lift Arm, R.H.

1

5

051136

Ball Bearing

2

14

400697

Spacer

1

6

800157

Bushing

2

15

294508

Shaft

1

7

501690

Side Plate with Axle

1

 

 

 

 

13. Remove seven screws (30), two screws (38), and their lock washers (29); pry off transmission cover (28) and pull off cover gasket (27).
14. Remove ball bearing (25) and pinion spacer (24).
15. Remove intermediate gear (23) and square key (22).
16. Remove spur pinion (21).
17. Remove locknut (15) and lock washer (14).
18. Remove drive wheel and axle shaft (6) to free gear (13), roller bearing cones (8) and cups (9), and oil seal (7).
19. Remove ball bearing (20).
20. Refer to the disassembly instructions as a guide, and reverse the individual procedures of steps 19 through 1 to reassemble and reinstall the transmission.
21. Fill with transmission oil to fill plug.
3-20. DRIVE WHEEL REPLACEMENT.
1. Disconnect battery.
2. Securely block the load wheels to prevent the truck from moving.
3. Remove service cover.
4. Use a jack to raise the rear of the lift truck so that the drive wheel clears the ground.
5. Lower the truck on blocks, making certain the drive wheel is still clear of the grpound.
6. Remove the five retaining screws and lock washers that secure the drive wheel to the axle shaft and then pry off the wheel.
7. Reverse the above procedure to install new drive wheel.

Figure 3-19. Transmission and Drive Wheel 


INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

1

501600

Drive Wheel, Rubber Lug

1

21

057211

Spur Pinion

1

2

077215

Lock Washer, 5/8

5

22

057902

Square Key, 5/16 x 1-3/8

1

3

064828

Hex Hd Cap Screw

5

23

057233

Intermediate Gear

1

4

016020

Drive Motor (See fig. 3-9)

1

24

074701

Pinion Spacer

1

 

501596

Transmission Assy

1

25

051125

Bearing

1

5

042114

O-ring

1

26

074706

Bearing Spacer

1

6

050700

Axle Shaft

1

27

036105

Cover Gasket

1

7

073504

Oil Seal

1

28

800073

Transmission Cover

1

8

051112

Roller Bearing Cone

2

29

077211

Lock Washer, 3/8

11

9

051111

Roller Bearing Cup

2

30

064611

Hex Hd Cap Screw, 3/8-16 x 1-3/4

7

10

800072

Housing

1

31

026304

Fill Plug, 3/8 Pipe Thread

1

11

060585

Dowel Pin

3

32

036106

Bearing Cap Gasket 

1

12

026302

Drain Plug

1

33

051159

Bearing Cap

1

13

057210

Gear

1

34

077210

Lock Washer, 5/16

4

14

077600

Lock Washer

1

35

063555

Hex Hd Cap Screw, 5/16-18 x 1

4

15

059680

Locknut

1

36

026704

Street Elbow

1

16

074702

Motor Pinion Spacer

1

37

076701

Vent

1

17

057234

Motor Pinion Spur

1

38

064615

Hex Hd Cap Screw, 3/8-16 x 2-1/4

2

18

059745

Hex Nut, 5/8-18

1

39

064620

Hex Hd Cap Screw, 3/8-16 x 3-3/4

2

19

060428

Cotter Pin

1

 

20

051126

Ball Bearing

1


3-21. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM REPAIR (FIGURE 3-20 OR 3-21)
Figure 3-20 illustrates the complete hydraulic systems for trucks with serial number 81936 and lower. The hydraulic system for newer trucks is shown in figure 3-21. The pump-motor-reservoir assembly (1) and the lift cylinder are repairable.
 Refer to paragraphs 3-22 and 3-23 for instructions for removing, disassembling, and repairing these assemblies.
WARNING: Before disconnecting hydraulic lines, make certain that the system is not under pressure.

Figure 3-20. Hydraulic System (Serial Number 81936 and Lower)

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

1

016575

Pump-Motor-Reservoir Assy (See fig. 3-22)

1

9

026135

Nipple

1

2

025532

90° Adapter

1

10

047552

Lift Cylinder (See fig. 3-24)

1

3

025521

Elbow

1

11

025501

90° Adapter

1

4

026110

Nipple

1

12

282515

Vinyl Tube

1

5

026708

Street Elbow

3

13

161295†

Bracket

1

6

501498

Hose Assy

1

14

064607†

Hex Hd Cap Screw, 3/8-16 x 1-1/4

2

7

025313

Adapter

1

15

077211††

Lock Washer, 3/8

2

8

047110

Flow Regulator

1

16

063603

Hex Hd Cap Screw, 3/8-16 x 3/4

2

†Used on trucks serial numbers 74870 to 81937.

††Four used on trucks serial number 74869 and lower.


Figure 3-21. Hydraulic System.
(Serial Numbers 81937 and Higher)

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

016575

Pump-Motor-Reservoir Assy (1, fig. 3-20)

REF

 

900282

Pump Assy with Solenoid Cartridge

1

 

900271

Pump Motor

1

12

900281

Pump Assy

1

1

009305

Commutator End Head

1

13

900272

Solenoid Cartridge

1

2

003501

Brush Spring & Holder Package

1

14

900273

Solenoid Strainer

1

3

003702

Brush Set

1

15

900276

O-ring

1

4

900172

Thrust Washer

1

16

900270

Strainer

1

5

900171

Field Coil Package

1

17

900268

Reservoir

1

6

900170

Thru Bolt Package

1

18

026704

Street Elbow

1

7

900173

Terminal Stud Package

1

19

029102

Breather (Supplied with pump)

1

8

900280

Armature

1

20

900279

Magnet

1

9

051168

Drive End Bearing

1

21A

900266

Solenoid Start Switch (Early Models)

1

10

900275

Coupling

1

21B

020419

Solenoid Start Switch (Late Models)

1

11

900274

Oil Seal

1

 


3-22. HYDRAULIC PUMPUMP-MOTOR-RESERVOIR ASSEMBLY. (Figures 3-22 and 3-23)
The hydraulic pump-motor-reservoir assembly may be repaired. The motor can be rebuilt, but a defective pump has to be replaced as complete unit. Refer to figure 3-22 for breakdown of motor. Proceed as follows to remove and disassemble hydraulic pump-motor-reservoir assembly:
1. Lower lift carriage fully and disconnect battery.
WARNING: Before disconnecting hydraulic lines, make certain that the system is not under pressure.
2. Remove service cover.
3. Unscrew breather cap and drain the hydraulic oil from the reservoir into a clean bucket or suitable container.
NOTE: A few feet of ½-inch hose will facilitate draining oil from the reservoir.
4. Remove hydraulic lines from pump and electric wires from motor, labeling each wire to assure proper reassembly.
5. Remove assembly from truck by removing the screws and lock washers that secure it and its mounting bracket to the left vertical bar of the carriage assembly.
6. Disassemble using figure 3-22 as a guide for pump-motor-reservoir assembly 016575 and 3-23 for assembly 016580.
NOTE: Before reassembling pump-motor-reservoir assembly, it is recommended that all O-rings and gaskets be replaced. 

Figure 3-22 Pump-Motor-Reservoir Assembly. (Serial Numbers 81936 and Lower)

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

016575

Pump-Motor-Reservoir Assy (1, fig. 3-20)

REF

 

900282

Pump Assy with Solenoid Cartridge

1

 

900271

Pump Motor

1

12

900281

Pump Assy

1

1

009305

Commutator End Head

1

13

900272

Solenoid Cartridge

1

2

003501

Brush Spring & Holder Package

1

14

900273

Solenoid Strainer

1

3

003702

Brush Set

1

15

900276

O-ring

1

4

900172

Thrust Washer

1

16

900270

Strainer

1

5

900171

Field Coil Package

1

17

900268

Reservoir

1

6

900170

Thru Bolt Package

1

18

026704

Street Elbow

1

7

900173

Terminal Stud Package

1

19

029102

Breather (Supplied with pump)

1

8

900280

Armature

1

20

900279

Magnet

1

9

051168

Drive End Bearing

1

21A

900266

Solenoid Start Switch (Early models)

1

10

900275

Coupling

1

21B

020419

Solenoid Start Switch (Late Models)

1

11

900274

Oil Seal

1

 


Figure 3-23. Pump-Motor Reservoir Assembly. (Serial Numbers 81937 and Higher)

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

016580

Pump-Motor-Reservoir Assy (1, fig. 3-22)

1

17

 

Return Tube

1

1

900271

Pump-Motor (See fig. 3-22, items 1 through 9)

REF

18

 

Push On Ring

1

 

900682

Pump Seal Kit

1

19

 

Washer

1

2

 

Oil Seal

1

20

 

O-Ring

1

3

 

O-Ring

1

 

900688

Flow Regulator Kit

1

4

 

O-Ring

2

21

 

Flow Control Spool

1

5

 

Gasket

1

22

 

Spring

1

 

900683

Adapter Kit

1

 

900692

Relief Valve Kit

1

6

 

Adapter

1

23

 

Adjusting Screw

1

7

 

Retainer

1

24

 

O-Ring

1

8

 

Screw

2

25

 

Hex Cap Nut

1

9

 

O-Ring

1

26

 

Gasket

1

 

900684

Pump Kit

1

27

 

Spring

1

4

 

O-Ring

1

28

 

Plunger

1

5

 

Gasket

2

29

 

Relief Valve Seat

1

10

 

Pump

1

30

 

O-Ring (Relief Valve Seat)

1

11

 

Screw

4

31

900693

Reservoir

1

12

 

Coupling

1

32

900694

Hex Hd Screw, Thread Forming, ¼-20 x 3/8

6

 

900685

By-Pass Tube Assy

1

33

900279

Magnet

1

13

 

Return Tube

1

34

026703

Street Elbow

1

14

 

Push On Ring

1

35

900270

Strainer (Reservoir)

1

15

 

Shim

1

36

026129

3/8 Pipe Nipple, 5 in. Long (Inlet)

1

16

 

O-Ring

1

37

900700

12-volt Solenoid Release Valve

1

 

900686

Return Tube Assy

1

38

900273

Solenoid Strainer

1

 

39

900695

Check Valve Assy

1


3-23. LIFT CYLINDER REPAIR
Two different lift cylinders are used on the PPT-40. When disassembling lift cylinder, be sure to refer to the correct procedure. The cylinder can easily be identified by the inlet and outlet parts. On lift cylinder P/N 047552 (figure 3-24) the parts are flush with the barrel assembly. On lift cylinder P/N 047654 (figure 3-25) the parts protrude from the barrel assembly. Refer to paragraph 3-23b to disassemble lift cylinder P/N 047552, and to paragraph 3-23c for lift cylinder P/N 047654.
a. Removal from Truck.
1. Fully lower the lift carriage.
2. Disconect battery.
3. Remove service cover.
WARNING: Before disconnecting any hydraulic lines, make certain the system is not under pressure.
4. Disconnect overflow hose from top of lift cylinder.
5. Remove snap rings (18).
6. Remove top shaft (16) and bottom shaft (17); then withdraw lift cylinder down and away from the lift carriage.
b. Disassembly of Lift Cylinder P/N 047552 (Figure 3-24)
1. Secure lift cylinder in a vise; then remove lock wire (4) and spacer (5).
2. Remove retaining ring (6).
3. Pull out eye (1), withdrawing rod (9), cylinder head (7), and attached parts.
CAUTION: Use proper pipe-clamp vise with non-marring jaws to prevent damaging the finish on the rod.
4. Secure rod in vise; then remove retaining ring (13) and packing (12).
5. Remove screw (14), piston (11), and O-ring (10).
6. Loosen nut (2) and remove it and eye (1) from rod (9).

Figure 3-24. Lift Cylinder P/N 047552

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

047552

Lift Cylinder (10, fig. 3-13)

REF

10

900256*

Rod O-ring

1

1

900264

Eye

1

11

900255

Piston

1

2

900263

Jam Nut, ¾-10

1

12

900254*

Packing

1

3

900262*

Wiper

1

13

900253*

Packing Retaining Ring

1

4

900265*

Lock Wire

1

14

900252

Hex Head Cap Screw

1

5

900261*

Spacer

1

15

900251

Barrel Assembly

1

6

900260*

Head Retaining Ring

1

16

294519

Shaft

2

7

900258

Head

1

17

061719

Snap Ring

4

8

900259*

Head O-ring

1

*Included in 900547 repacking kit.

9

900257

Rod

1


7. Withdraw cylinder head (7) from rod.
8. Remove O-ring (8) and wiper (3).
NOTE: Before reassembling the hydraulic lift cylinder, it is recommended that the O-rings (8, 10) and packing (12) be replaced.
c. Disassembly of Lift Cylinder P/N 047564 (Figure 3-25)
1. Secure lift cylinder barrel in a vise.
2. Locate hole in side of lift cylinder where lock wire (6) is visible.
3. Rotate gland (5) clockwise and lock wire (6) should exit through hole. Remove lock wire.
4. Pull up on eye (1) to extract rod (8) piston (10) and attching parts from barrel (15).
CAUTION: Use proper pipe clamp vise with non-maring jaws to prevent damaging the finish of the rod.

Figure 3-25. Lift Cylinder P/N 047564

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

047564

Lift Cylinder

REF

10

900681

Piston

1

1

900576

Eye

1

11

900674*

O-ring Piston

1

2

900577

Jam Nut, ¾-10

1

12

900675*

Piston Seal

1

3

900578*

Wiper

1

13

900676*

Wear Strip

1

4

900579*

Seal

1

14

900587

Hex Nut, Self Locking

1

5

900680

Gland

1

15

900678

Barrel Assembly

1

6

900677*

Lock Wire

1

16

294519

Shaft

2

7

900672*

Gland Static

1

17

061719

Snap Ring

4

8

900679

Rod

1

*Part of cylinder rebuilding kit P/N 900671

9

900673*

Rod Static Seal

1


5. Secure rod in vise; then remove nut (14), piston (10) and rod static seal (9).
6. Remove nut (2) and eye (1) from rod (8).
7. Withdraw gland (5) from rod.
NOTE: Use parts in rebuilding kitP/N 900671 to replace items 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12 and 13 before reassembly.
8. Reassemble in reverse order of disassembly. Insert lock wire (6) through slot in side of barrel and rotate gland (5) counterclockwise until lock wire is wrapped into barrel to lock assembly together.
3-24. Contactor Tip Replacement. (Figure 3-26 through 3-29)
The contactor tips (forward and reverse) should be replaced if they are badly pitted or worn. It is advisable to replace the movable and stationary contact tips at the same time. (Refer to Figure 3-27 part number identification of replacement parts). Proceed as follows:
1. Disconnect battery.
2. If they are not clearly marked, label the wires connected to the contactor tips (see figure 3-26).
3. Refer to figure 3-27. Replace the movable contactor tips and reinstall hardware and insulators as illustrated. (Kit No. 900140 is available for replacement hardware.)
4. Remove hex head screws that secure wires, jumpers, and stationary contacts. Replace stationary contacts 
and reinstall jumpers. Refer to figure 3-26 to reconnect wires. Reinstall screws.
5. Check that contact gap is at least 3/16 inch at contact tip center.
6. Connect battery.
3-25. Speed Control Resistor Adjustment. (Figures 3-28 and 3-30)
Each half of the speed control resistor is switched in series with the drive motor and the negative side of the battery during one or more steps of acceleration. Moving the terminals on the speed control resistor changes the resistance in the circuit, which changes the rate of travel of the truck in foirst and second speed.
NOTE: The speed control resistor is adjusted at the factory for a reasonable set of speed increments. Do not alter the setting without a good reason.
1. Referring to the schematic diagram, locate the end terminal that supplies current to the speed control resistor in first speed.
2. Move this terminal awayfrom the center terminal, lengthening the effective resistance strip, to decrease the rate of travel in first speed.
3. Move both the terminals away from the center terminal to decrease the rate of travel in first and second speeds.

Figure 3-26. 70-Amp Contactor Wire Terminations


Figure 3-27. 70-Amp Contactor Tip Replacement

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

005604

Contactor Assembly 70-Amp (12V)

1

1

005610

Contactor Bar Assy L.H.

1

2

005609

Contactor Bar Assy R.H.

1

 

900140

Plunger Tip Assy

1

3

NP

Nut

1

4

NP

Lock Washer

1

5

NP

Flat Washer

1

6

NP

Insulator

1

7

NP

Insulator

1

8

NP

Spring

1

9

005113

Coil (12V)

1

10

017821

Plunger

1

11

062921

Hex Screw ¼-20 x ½

4

12

077219

Lock Washer, ¼

4

13

005608

Stationary Contact Tip

4


Figure 3-28. Electrical Control Components and Battery Connector Group (Serial Number 67146 to 70874)

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

502382

Contactor Panel Assy

1

9

020419

Solenoid

2

1

502358

Enclosure

1

 

501607

Battery Connector Group

1

2

250743

Cover (not shown)

1

10

005410

Battery Connector

1

3

005604

Contactor Assy

1

11

800069

Fuse Block (one stud)

1

4

008904

Fuse Receptacle

1

12

008902

Fuse Block (two studs)

1

5

008910

Fuse, 15-A

1

13

008906

Fuse, 300-A

1

 

502370

Resistor Assy

1

14

012707

Time Delay Relay, One Second (optional) (not shown)

1

6

018907

Dynamic Brake Resistor

1

15

021708

Time Delay Relay, Two Second (optional) (not shown)

1

7

020719

Dynamic Brake Solenoid

1

 

8

018900

Speed Control Resistor

1


Figure 3-29. Contactor Panel (Serial Number 70875 and Higher)

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

502382

Contactor Panel Assy

1

1

502358

Enclosure

1

2

306201

Dust Cover

1

3

008910

Fuse, 15-Amp

1

4

008904

Fuse Block

1

5

068230

Round Hd Screw, 6-32 x 3/8

1

6

059412

Hex Nut, 6-32

1

7

020719

Dynamic Brake Solenoid

1

8

059416

Hex Nut, ¼-20

2

9

077011

Washer, 5/15

2

10

250743

Cover

1

11

071379

Screw

2

12

005604

Contactor Assy

1

13

071379

Screw

4

14

018907

Dynamic Brake Resistor, with Mounting Hardware

1

15

068407

Lock Washer, No. 10

2

16

077208

Hex Nut, 10-32

4

17

059416

Hex Nut, ¼-32

2

18

059421

Hex Nut, ¼-20

2

19

077209

Lock Washer, 1/4

2


Figure 3-30. Speed Control Resistor Assembly (Serial Number 70875 and Higher)

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

502370

Resistor Assembly

1

1

018900

Speed Control Resistor

1

2

250731

Speed Control Bracket

1

3

101284

Bracket

1

4

070476

Round Hd Phillips Screw, ¼-20 x ½

4

5

077209

Lock Washer, ¼

4

6

305407

Bus Bar

1

7

059427

Hex Nut, 5/16-18

6

8

077210

Lock Washer, 5/16

6

9

020419

Solenoid

2

10

070476

Round Hd Phillips Screw, ¼-20 x ½

4

11

077209

Lock Washer, ¼

4

12

059421

Hex Nut, ¼-20

4

13

021221

Terminal Assy with Screw

3

14

068475

Round Hd Screw, ¼-20 x 3/8

3

15

077209

Lock Washer, ¼

3

16

059813

Square Nut, ¼-20

3


3-26. Battery Connector Group Replacement. (Figure 3-31)
The battery connector group makes it possible to quickly disconnect the entire electrical circuitry from the battery by means of the quick-disconnect plug. Refer to figures 3-28 or 3-31 for location and replacement of parts in this group.
3-27. METAL SERVICE COVER
a. This paragraph covers modification procedures to adapt pallet trucks (serial number 83008 and lower)
 to accommodate the new metal service cover (503731).
All parts necessary for the modification are contained in kit number 900696.
The plastic service cover (056556) will not be available as a replacement part.
b. Modification Procedure
In order to fit the metal service cover to trucks supplied with the plastic cover, refer to figures 3-32 through 3-35 and follow this procedure:
1. Remove plastic service cover.

 
Figure 3-31. Battery Connector Group and Horn (Serial Number 70875 and Higher)

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

INDEX NO.

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

 

501607

Battery Connector Group

1

8

009600

Horn

1

1

005401

Battery Connector

1

9

068480

Round Hd Screw, ¼-28 x 1

2

2

800069

Fuse Block (One stud)

1

10

077209

Lock Washer, ¼

2

3

008902

Fuse Block (Two studs)

1

11

077209

Lock Washer, ¼

2

4

008906

Fuse, 300-A

1

12

059421

Hex Nut, ¼-20

2

5

111765

Bracket

1

13

077105

Washer

7

6

069484

Flat Hd Phillips Screw, ¼-20 x 2

2

14

059425

Hex Nut

8

7

070476

Round Hd Phillips Screw, ¼-20 x 1/2

2

15

069478

Flat Hd Phillips Screw, ¼-20 x 3/4

1

 

16

056507

LAbel

1


NOTE: Cover brackets (401106) are not used on narrow-straddle models. Proceed to step 3 if fitting metal cover to narrow straddle truck.
2. Refer to figure 3-32. Place a cover bracket on a side brace. Be certain that outside of bracket is flush with inside of bumper, and mark location. Either weld bracket to side brace, or drill 5/8-inch hole in side brace and attach bracket with ½-13 x 1 hex head screw, lock washer, and nut. Attach second cover bracket to other side brace.

Figure 3-32. Metal Service Kit Bracket

3. Place metal cover onto truck. Since the cover will be used as a template for drilling mounting holes, be certain that the cover is straight, that tab at bottom is tight against inside of bumper, and that holes at the side of cover line up with cover brackets (side braces on narrow-straddle trucks).
4. Using metal cover as a template, drill two ¼-inch holes at bottom as shown in figure 3-33. Then at the rear of 

Figure 3-33. Bracket and Cover Drilling

bumper, measure two inches down from cover and drill 27/64-inch hole through bumper and tab.
5. Remove cover and tap hole in tab with ½-13 tap. See figure 3-34.
6. Enlarge hole in bumper to 5/8 inch. Tap holes in cover brackets (side braces on narrow-straddle trucks) with ½-13 tap. Tap holes at top with 5/16-18 tap. (Figure 3-34)

3-34. Tapping Diagram

7. Place cover on truck and attach with hardware as shown in figure 3-35.
8. Apply big Joe Decal to service cover.


3-35. Service Cover Assembly

PART NO.

PART NAME

NO. REQD.

900697

Metal Cover Service Kit

1

503731

Metal Cover

1

401106

Cover Bracket

2

---

½-13 x 1 Hex Head Screw

3

---

½-13 x 1 Flat Head Screw

2

---

½ Lock Washer

2

---

½-13 Hex Nut

2

---

5/16-18 x 1 Hex Head Screw

2

---

5/16 Lock Washer

2

056475

Decal

1



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