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Customize Hyster Forklift Car Brake Shoe 1358223

1358223: The quiet hero of Hyster forklifts—grabs brake drums tight, stops heavy loads smooth, no drama, just reliable friction. (Heads up: We’re Hipsen brake shoe factory, not a retail spot—individuals, this B2B part isn’t for your home garage!)

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FORKLIFT BRAKE SHOE SET 2 SHOES 1358223 Brake Shoes Hyster H50XM (pair)

The 1358223 customize brake shoe works through friction: when the forklift’s braking system engages, the shoes press against the brake drum, converting kinetic energy into heat to slow or stop the vehicle, ensuring stable performance even when carrying heavy loads. This part is essential for the maintenance and repair of forklift braking systems, fitting seamlessly in warehouse, logistics yard, and industrial work scenarios where consistent stopping power is vital.

Sold as a set of two car brake shoes (without pins), this 1358223 brake shoe kit weighs approximately 6.2 lbs (2.8 kg), perfectly matching the specifications of Hyster forklift models. As a trusted brake shoe factory, Hipsen offers oem brake parts and custom solutions, including custom brake shoe thickness adjustment, friction material customization, and size modification for different forklift models—all tailored to B2B client needs.

Related Questions

1.When to replace rear brake shoes?

On average, brake shoes last around 30,000 miles, and require replacement somewhat regularly. Brake drums can last much longer, sometimes even the lifetime of your vehicle. Factors like city driving, towing heavy loads, or neglecting regular maintenance can significantly shorten their lifespan.

2.How to tell if rear brake shoes are bad?

These are a few worn brake shoe symptoms that can warn the driver of a potential problem:
Squealing Sounds.
Reduced Stopping Power.
Loose Parking Brakes.
Brake Pedal Vibrations.
Spongy Brakes.
Illuminated Brake Warning Light.

3. What type of brakes are on a forklift?

Forklifts come equipped with either drum or disc brakes at each wheel site. Drum brakes use brake shoes pressing outward against a spinning surface called a drum; think about rubbing two sticks together to make fire—friction creates friction, slowing the rotation down.

4. Why are there two brakes on a forklift?

The service brake pedal is the main brake pedal that, when pressed, will slow down the forklift. The inching brake pedal is a secondary brake pedal. You can use the inching brake pedal to quickly and easily disengage the transmission. Forklifts, of course, still have an accelerator pedal.

5. Do forklifts have rear brakes?

What type of brakes do most forklifts have? The most common type is a drum and shoe brake. This is the type of brake that most cars have on their rear wheels. There are two main parts to this type of braking system: the brake drum and the brake shoes.

Product Information

Product Name	Brake Shoe
Part Number	1358223 (for Hyster Forklifts)
Package Content	Set of 2 brake shoes
Weight	Approx. 6.2 lbs (2.8 kg)
Compatible Models	Hyster XM series: H45XM, H50XM, H60XM, H2.0-3.0XM; Electric models: E45XM, E50XM, E60XM

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