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8036848 End Shim (Used) (Superseded by 7029104) l SkyTrak

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8036848 End Shim (Used) (Superseded by 7029104) l SkyTrak

Item Description: Axle End Shim (Kingpin / Knuckle Adjustment)

Part Number: 8036848

Condition: Used

Machine Compatibility: SkyTrak 6036, 6042, 8042, 10042, 10054

Category: Axle & Steering / Suspension Shims


Product Overview

This is a genuine SkyTrak Axle End Shim, removed from a SkyTrak telehandler axle assembly. This precision-stamped spacer is a critical setup component used in the steering knuckle and kingpin assembly to adjust end-play and ensure correct bearing preload.

On heavy-duty machines like the SkyTrak 10054, maintaining the correct axial tolerance at the wheel ends is vital. If the steering knuckle has too much play, it will quickly ruin the kingpin bearings (1319461) and compromise steering stability under 10,000 lb loads. This used OEM shim provides a reliable, cost-effective way to achieve the exact spacing required during an axle rebuild.

$122.50

Original: $350.00

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8036848 End Shim (Used) (Superseded by 7029104) l SkyTrak—

$350.00

$122.50

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Item Description: Axle End Shim (Kingpin / Knuckle Adjustment)

Part Number: 8036848

Condition: Used

Machine Compatibility: SkyTrak 6036, 6042, 8042, 10042, 10054

Category: Axle & Steering / Suspension Shims


Product Overview

This is a genuine SkyTrak Axle End Shim, removed from a SkyTrak telehandler axle assembly. This precision-stamped spacer is a critical setup component used in the steering knuckle and kingpin assembly to adjust end-play and ensure correct bearing preload.

On heavy-duty machines like the SkyTrak 10054, maintaining the correct axial tolerance at the wheel ends is vital. If the steering knuckle has too much play, it will quickly ruin the kingpin bearings (1319461) and compromise steering stability under 10,000 lb loads. This used OEM shim provides a reliable, cost-effective way to achieve the exact spacing required during an axle rebuild.