Lift-Rite Pallet Jack Parts

Of the 81 listings on this page, 49 are internal parts for a single assembly, the Lift-Rite LRP 5000 hydraulic unit. The other 32 are wheel kits, single load wheels, seal kits and one snap ring, for models such as the L-50 and L-55. If your jack has quit lifting or drags on the floor, the groups below show where to look first.

Lift-Rite Pallet Jack Parts by Type

Hydraulic parts are the biggest group by far, and they are exactly the 49 LRP 5000 hydraulic unit listings. Among them are 3 o-rings, 2 U-cups, 2 seal kits, a scraper, a top seal, a pump piston assembly, a cone valve, 3 balls, a ball bearing and a thrust bearing. For the wider range of hydraulic pumps and valves across all makes, that parent page is the place to browse.

Wheels come second, with 19 wheel kits (13 load wheel kits and 6 complete wheel kits) and 7 single wheels. You can compare other brands on the load wheels and wheel bearings pages. Then there is the small hardware: 8 pins, 4 springs, 4 snap rings, 2 washers and a bushing. All of it belongs to the LRP 5000 unit except one snap ring, "For Lift-Rite Ring - Snap 20043." The pins and springs and clips pages cover those across every make.

Steering and handles are small groups inside that unit, with 4 steer wheel assemblies and 3 listings that name a handle (a handle cap, a handle pin and a handle return spring). The steering parts page is the one to open if the steer wheel assembly is what you need.

Inside the LRP 5000 Hydraulic Unit

The LRP 5000 listings read like a parts diagram in list form. Each one starts with the part number, names the part, and ends with the words "for Lift-Rite LRP 5000 hydraulic unit." Typical examples are 10246 (a U-cup), 10250 (a pump piston assembly), 10251 (a scraper) and 20249 (a top seal).

The sealing parts are well covered: U-cups, o-rings such as 10265 and 10256, a scraper, a top seal and snap rings. Next come the moving parts, including a ball (PL10254), a cone (20261), a spring cap (10250B) and a washer (10239). The rest are the plugs and the linkage on the handle side: a filler plug, a screw plug, a control rod, a handle cap and several pins.

Because these listings all belong to one unit, you can compare an old part against all of them in one place. Pull the old part, read the number stamped on it if there is one, and compare it with the number at the start of the listing. For the seals in a wider sense, the seals, gaskets and o-rings page lists more.

Reading Lift-Rite Part Numbers

Lift-Rite numbers in this catalog fall into a few patterns. Hydraulic unit parts mostly use five digits starting with 10 or 20, sometimes with a letter on the end, as in 10250B or 20236N. A PL prefix marks many of the pins, rods and caps on the handle side, such as PL10269 (a split pin), PL20274A (a control rod) and PL20275 (a handle pin).

Read the whole number before you order, because one digit can separate two models. The L-50 seal kit is listed as 10278, and the L-55 seal kit as 20278. The wheels follow the same habit: the L-55 load wheel is 20210P, while a steel-on-steel L-50 load wheel is 10210-S-A.

A listing that starts with "For Lift-Rite" is an aftermarket part. It is made to fit Lift-Rite jacks, not made by Lift-Rite, and the name and number are only a reference to compare against the part in your hand. If you can't find a number on the old part, use the model name instead: L-50, L-55, LRP 5000 or Titan.

Load Wheels and Wheel Kits by Model

Wheels are listed by the model of jack. The models named in the wheel listings include the L-50, L-50 Mini, L-55, LCR55, LR0655, LRP 5000, Titan, CF and L30, along with two LCU kits. That makes the model name the quickest search: type "Lift-Rite L-55 load wheel" and you'll land on the right group.

Many are kits rather than single wheels. Eleven listings say "includes all parts shown." Another reads "for Lift-Rite L-55 pallet jack load wheel kit with 2 rollers, axles and hardware." If you only need the wheel itself, look for the single-wheel listings. One is worded "Ultra Poly on Steel load wheel for Lift-Rite (Big Joe) pallet jack L-50," and there is a steel-on-steel version too. The material is part of the listing name, so you can pick poly or steel without opening the page.

Seal Kits and Other Kits

About 26 of the 81 listings are kits of some kind, which includes the wheel kits above. The seal kits are a smaller group, with 7 listings. Two are the model-specific L-50 and L-55 kits mentioned earlier, and two are the 20278 and 20279 kits in the LRP 5000 unit list. The other three are listings of "Seal Kit 243772 for LHM230, Lift-Rite Titan Series," which also name the BT brand. If you work on BT jacks too, see the BT Prime Mover parts page, and for kits across all makes, the seal kits page.

A few other listings name more than one make. Four mention Big Joe and three mention BT, which is useful if your jack was sold under one of those names. The Lift-Rite name in the title still tells you which family of parts it belongs to.

What Usually Wears on a Pallet Jack

Parts that move or seal tend to wear first. On the hydraulic side that means the U-cups, o-rings and seals inside the unit, and on the floor side it means the load wheels, bearings and pins. This is a rule of thumb, not a diagnosis, so compare the old part with the listing before you order.

Lift-Rite Parts FAQ

How do I know if a part is for the LRP 5000 hydraulic unit?

Look at the end of the listing. Every one of the 49 hydraulic unit parts finishes with "for Lift-Rite LRP 5000 hydraulic unit." If your jack has a different unit, search by the model name or the part number instead.

Do you sell a complete wheel kit for the L-50?

Yes, there is a listing worded "for Lift-Rite L-50 pallet jack complete wheel kit." Complete or load wheel kits for the L-55, LCR55, LRP 5000, Titan and CF are worded in much the same way.

What if my Lift-Rite part isn't listed?

A part missing from the page may still be obtainable, since we can often source parts that are not listed. Phone (708) 507-0707, Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Central, or write through the contact page. Say which jack it is and what the part does.

Where do I find parts for other pallet jack brands?

The pallet jack parts page lists more than 1,700 parts across Crown, Multiton, Blue Giant and other brands, so it is the next stop if your jack isn't a Lift-Rite.