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Dayton Geared Trolley 6000 lb OZ3GBT
Geared trolley moves 6000 lb loads along flat or tapered beams with 3 15/32 to 8 in flange width
- Moves 6000 lb loads with geared precision
- Steel frame and wheels handle flat or tapered beams
- Adjusts to flange widths from 3 15/32 in to 8 in
- Low 1 13/16 in headroom fits tight overhead spaces
- Minimum curve radius 4 29/32 in for flexible routing
Dayton Geared Trolley 6000 lb
The Dayton OZ3GBT is a geared trolley built for lifting and conveying heavy loads up to 6000 lb. It runs on steel wheels along flat or tapered beam flanges ranging from 3 15/32 in to 8 in wide. The steel frame provides the rigidity required for industrial material handling.
Suited for fixed-beam installations
This trolley suits operators who need precise, hand-chain positioning on a single beam profile. It does not serve applications requiring motorised travel, plain push-trolley simplicity, or compatibility with beam flanges outside the stated width range. Buyers needing a different load rating or curved-track radius below 4 29/32 in should look elsewhere.
Maximum load capacity 6000 lb
The 6000 lb rating is the primary figure that determines whether this trolley matches the job. Verify the beam flange width falls between 3 15/32 in and 8 in and that the minimum beam height meets 4 11/32 in before specifying this unit.
Highlights
- Moves 6000 lb loads with geared precision
- Steel frame and wheels handle flat or tapered beams
- Adjusts to flange widths from 3 15/32 in to 8 in
- Low 1 13/16 in headroom fits tight overhead spaces
- Minimum curve radius 4 29/32 in for flexible routing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the Dayton OZ3GBT geared trolley onto a flat or tapered beam, and what step is most often missed?
Adjust the side plates so the wheels sit on the flange, then tighten the suspension shaft until the 3 15/32 in minimum and 8 in maximum flange-width settings are both secure; the step most often missed is verifying the 1 13/16 in headroom to the connecting shaft after tightening.
What part of the Dayton OZ3GBT geared trolley will need inspection or replacement first with regular use?
The 5 4/5 in diameter steel wheels and their bearings carry the full 6000 lb load, so inspect wheel treads and bearing play at each scheduled maintenance interval and replace wheels when flange wear exceeds the manufacturer’s limit.
What is the tightest curve the Dayton OZ3GBT geared trolley can negotiate before binding becomes the limiting factor?
The minimum radius curve is 4 29/32 in; operating on a tighter radius will cause the wheels to bind against the beam flange and stop the trolley from rolling smoothly.
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