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Forklift Jacks & Pallet Jack Parts
Keep your manual and powered pallet jacks rolling with the right parts. SCR Forklift Parts supplies pallet jack wheels, load rollers, pump handles, seals, and repair components for hand jacks and electric walkies. Worn wheels and leaking pumps slow your team down, so replace them before they fail. We carry jack parts compatible with Crown, Raymond, Toyota, and other brands. Call (562) 693-7748 for help matching wheels and seals to your jack. Ships from Whittier, CA.
A pallet jack that steers poorly, leaks at the pump, or drags a wheel can slow a crew before the load reaches its destination. Forklift jacks are practical repair items, but the correct choice depends on the jack design and the dimensions of its working assembly. Begin with make, model, serial information, jack type, and the symptom. Then identify whether the issue is in the pump, handle, steer wheels, load rollers, or frame.
Browse over 2,000 jack parts across Toyota, Anderson, CAT, Linde, Mitsubishi and more, with options starting under $5.
For the hydraulic side, inspect the pump body, handle linkage, release control, seals, shaft, and visible fluid path. A handle that will not raise or lower can involve adjustment, contamination, a valve, or a seal rather than the whole pump. Note the control position and the movement of the forks during the symptom. Follow the service procedure for pressure and safe load support, and never work under raised forks without the required mechanical support.
Wheel fitment is just as important as pump fitment. Measure steer wheel and load roller diameter, width, axle or pin dimensions, bearing arrangement, and the available mounting space. Check for flat spots, chunking, seized bearings, bent axles, and frame damage. A wheel that drags may be caused by the wheel itself or by a bent or contaminated mounting point. Photograph the assembly and its hardware before removing it.
Use the listing details with the jack identity and measurements to narrow the search. If the model marking is missing or the jack has a replacement frame, explain that in the fitment request. Keep the pump, wheel, and frame symptoms separate so a specialist can evaluate the likely repair path. Browse the collection, compare the evidence, and request a quote when the exact match needs human review.
After installing a jack component, check steering, fork travel, lowering control, wheel rotation, and frame alignment without a load before returning it to work. Recheck fasteners and look for fluid movement around the pump or fittings. If the symptom remains, preserve the original measurements and explain what changed, since that is more useful than replacing another component by appearance.
For wheel work, compare both steer wheels or both load rollers where applicable, and inspect axles, bearings, spacers, and frame alignment before the jack carries a load.
Browse the collection, compare the evidence, and request a quote when the correct match needs human review.
Buying guide for forklift jacks
- Identify manual or powered jack type, make, model, serial information, and the failed function.
- Separate pump, handle, release, steer wheel, load roller, axle, and frame symptoms.
- Measure wheel diameter, width, axle or pin size, bearing arrangement, and mounting space.
- Inspect seals, linkage, valves, bearings, axles, rollers, and frame for related damage.
- Send photos, markings, dimensions, and the observed fork movement with a fitment question.