Tuesday, September 1, 2020

Rebuild the hydraulic unit on your Crown PTH50

Your Crown PTH50 pallet jack is not lifting anymore. 

Bleeding it doesn't help, so how do you rebuild the Hydraulic Unit? 



We break the process down into 3 parts:

1) Remove from pallet jack

2) Take the unit apart and drain

3) Rebuild with new seal kit

 Part 1:
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Get the Crown Seal Kit for your rebuilt,

and any other parts you might need.

Check out over

200,000 new replacement parts for 

 Electric Lift Trucks 

Manual Pallet Jacks 

Industrial Seal Kits 

and more 

Order replacement parts at

www.GenericParts.com

 

Or call our highly knowledgeable customer service staff (800) 331-0839

Friday, July 17, 2020

High Temperature Caster Wheels and Swivel Caster Assemblies

Are you looking for caster wheels for your bakery carts or autoclaves? We have you covered! 



CA CAS-507    Caster wheel


CA CAS-507-S   Swivel caster wheel assembly



Both swivel & rigid caster models are available for a variety of applications on your material handling equipment.

  • High-temperature impact resistant epoxy resin
  • Non-rusting stainless steel heat resistant yoke
  • Precision bearings, available in 5/16" zinc or stainless steel
  • Maintenance-free, extended bearing life
  • Non-marking wheels for floor protection

Visit our website today!
Watch our How-to videos

Log in with your customer number to view net pricing.
 
Or call our highly knowledgeable customer service staff
(800) 331-0839

or email us at csinfo@genericparts.com 

Generic Parts Service is the world's largest supplier of after-market pallet jack parts.

We go the extra mile to make sure you get what you need - fast.

Check out
over 200,000 new replacement parts for

and more

Order today at
www.GenericParts.com

Friday, June 5, 2020

Parts for Gravity Conveyors


GRAVITY CONVEYORS
Conveyors have long been an important technology allowing factories,  processors, and warehouses to blossom and grow into the industries we know today.  Since the late 1800’s conveyors are one of the most economical material-handling solutions and have played a major role in increasing efficiency by facilitating the transport of products and goods.  
An unpowered gravity conveyor transports goods and materials with sufficient weight to allow them to move unassisted.  The typical gravity conveyor consists of rows of small rollers or skate-wheels which are mounted in frames generally sloped in a downward, typically on a slightly inclined runway.  Gravity conveyors may be used to move boxes, cartons, and totes with firm bottoms. Roller or skate wheel sizes, as well as spacing, will vary. A good rule of thumb is that a minimum of three rollers must be under the box, carton or tote at all times.


  1. NF 016131 - Impact roller
  2. NF 016436 - 6” Caster leg w/brake (Square leg Nestaflex 376)
  3. NF 016435 - 6” Caster leg, no brake (Square leg Nestaflex 376)
  4. NF 006428 - 5” Caster leg, no brake (Round leg Nestaflex 375)
  5. NF 003404 - Coupler
  6. NF 000047 - Skate wheel
  7. NF 017792-001 - Handle kit (Round leg Nestaflex 375)

And many more!






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to view net pricing.
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(800) 331-0839


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200,000 new replacement parts for 


Friday, May 1, 2020

Common Replacement Parts for Electric Lift Trucks and Forklilfts


Common Replacement Parts
for Electric Lift Trucks and Forklifts

Tip: Less machine downtime = more productivity, and a better ROI over your equipment's life cycle.




  • Have you got a leak? Most common leak points are hoses. Check hoses for cracked rubber and exposed wire structure. Make sure the contact points are properly sealed.  Generic Parts Service carries a huge inventory of hosesindustrial seal kits, and lift truck seal kits. We have kits for the leading manufacturers of pallet jacks, material handling equipment, dump trucks, farming equipment, and logging equipment.

  • Are you having travel or lift issues? Check for leaks, cracks, and wear. We have seal kits, mast parts and everything you need to get moving.
  • Are you having electrical issues, including problems with buttons, switches, pedals or other electrical parts? Make sure wires are not broken or chafe against each other. Switches can mechanically break or corrode. We have a large selection of buttons, boards, switches, wiring harnesses, and pedals as well as many other commonly replaced items.



  • Are your important safety features, like horns, alarms, and lights in good working order? Some of these wear over time, but most suffer damage. Check your warehouse for obstructions and damage points. Install the accessories inside the overhead guard or within the body of the machine. If broken: We have all of these accessories and more to keep your equipment up to safety standards.



  • Are your seatbelts and seats in good working order?  In most cases, the entire seat assembly (seat belt, seat) needs to be replaced to fix the reported issue.  We have aftermarket replacement seats and seat belts for a wide variety of machines.
  • How is the condition of your frame and undercarriage? Making sure your frame and undercarriage are in good working order maximizes worker and product safety as well as the working life of your equipment. We have bushings, tension bars, link assemblies, riser assemblies and more to keep you operating safely.
  • Have you replaced your batteries but they are still having trouble charging up? Battery life should be roughly 5 years but many factors can influence that. Make sure your battery has enough water and check regularly. We have replacement battery chargers and battery connectors for most brands..

  • Have you inspected your wheels lately? Chunked or worn tires or load wheels? We carry wheel kits for most brands of forklifts. Kits include two load wheel assemblies with bearings pressed, along with axles and fasteners.  We also have the drive tires and caster assemblies you need.


Need parts? Find them on our website www.genericparts.com
Or call our highly knowledgeable customer service staff (800) 331-0839


Generic Parts Service is the world's largest supplier of after-market pallet jack parts.

We go the extra mile to make sure you get what you need - fast.

Friday, April 17, 2020

ValuJack2 - the best choice pallet jack

  • In stock right now
  • Cast iron pump with a galvanized finish for superior corrosion resistance and long term reliability
  • Poly/steel steer wheels; solid nylon load wheels with options for other wheel materials. 
  • Ergonomic rubber grip handle w/3-function hand control and foot release
  • Reinforced handle base
  • Options are available for backrests and brakes

  • Comes with a three-year limited warranty covering manufacturer's defects
  • Replacement parts always in stock.


  • Protect your feet and order your ValueJack2 with the DuraGuard Toe Guard installed! 





     Call us at 800-331-0839  or email today to order yours. 
                    Find more details and specifications on our website.

    Generic Parts, Inc.


    Monday, March 23, 2020


    COVID-19: SAFETY AT WORK




    GENERIC PARTS SERVICE wants to let you know that the health and safety of our community, our customers and our employees are of the utmost importance to us and we have enacted additional measures to ensure we meet the needs of our customers as well as provide for the health and safety of our employees while still working to provide essential services to keep the country and our supply chain rolling during this worldwide emergency.


    For those of us who are reporting to our workplaces, here are some reminders:

    • Stop handshaking – use other non-contact methods of greeting
    • Clean hands at the door and schedule regular hand washing reminders by email
    • Don't forget to wipe down your machinery anywhere you touch it
    • Social distancing - keep 3 to 6 feet away from each other
    • Create habits and reminders to avoid touching our faces and cover coughs and sneezes
    • Although gloves are protective, they are just like hands in that they harbor germs and viruses so they do need to be disinfected and don't touch your face with your gloves.
    • Disinfect surfaces like doorknobs, tables, desks, and handrails regularly
    • Increase ventilation by opening windows or adjusting air-conditioning
    • Be careful with meetings and travel, use video conferencing for meetings when possible
    • When not possible, hold meetings in open, well-ventilated spaces
    • Consider adjusting or postponing large meetings or gatherings
    • Assess the risks of business travel
    • Handle food carefully
    • Limit food sharing
    • Practice strict hygiene and stay home if you are feeling sick or have a sick family member in their home


    And to help you keep on rolling, GENERIC PARTS offers

    · Quality replacement parts for Electric Lift Trucks and Manual Pallet Jacks

    · Pre-packaged Wheel Kits for Manual Pallet Jacks, Electric Lift Trucks & Scissor High Lifts


    And helpful How-to-Videos:


    For free technical assistance:

    Call our helpline 800-331-0839 or email csinfo@genericparts.com       

    Monday, January 27, 2020

    Safely Operating A Manual Pallet Jack

    ValuJack2

    Manual pallet jacks are used in many places because they help workers move and handle heavy loads. Although manual pallet jacks are not as dangerous as forklifts, they can still cause serious injuries and property damage when operated incorrectly.
    There are many ways a person can be seriously injured when using a pallet jack.
    • Loads can topple from tight turns, excessive speed, uneven floors and or inclines, causing contusions, abrasions, strains, and sprains.
    • Injuries and property damage occur when the load or pallet jack runs into walls, door jams, columns, shelves or run into other employees.
    • Injuries can occur when workers trip over the exposed pallet jack forks.
    • Back strain or shoulder strains from adjusting heavy loads or pulling the pallet jack.
    • A common but serious injury can occur when the pallet jack runs over and crushes the feet of the operator or anyone nearby.
    How can you prevent on the job injuries from operating pallet jacks? Here are just a few suggestions.
    • Establish and post clear safety rules.
    • Know your equipment. Never operate a pallet jack without being fully trained in safe operating procedures.
    • Never exceed the load capacity of the pallet jack.
    • Consider using a jack that has a brake and or back-rest especially when moving loads on an incline.
       ValuJack2 with backrest and brake
    • Wear proper foot and hand protection.  Keep your back strong and straight.
    • Use proper lifting procedures when loading, operating and unloading the pallet jack.
    • Inspect your pallet jacks regularly to make sure they are in good operating condition.
    • Never place feet, hands or any body part underneath a pallet or pallet jack.
    • Use a Toe Guard to reduce injuries to feet from pallet jacks rolling over the operator’s foot.
    • No horseplay! Do not ride the equipment or carry riders on your manual pallet jack.
    • Push, don’t pull! Pulling puts more strain on the back, shoulders, arms, and legs. The exception is when making small adjustments in the positioning of the load.
    • Use a pallet jack stop to prevent the jack from rolling out of control especially on an incline.

     Pallet Jack Stop

    You can depend on Generic Parts Service for:

    Order today at www.genericparts.com