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Red powder-coated steel steering bar, 49 inch overall length

Dayton

Dayton 21D027 Steering Bar 49 in

SKU CH-FCVK-JR175

A 49-1/2 inch powder-coated steel steering bar with a 9-1/2 inch handle for wheelbarrows and carts

  • Product typeWheelbarrows & Carts
  • 49-1/2 in overall length gives wide leverage for heavy loads
  • Powder-coated steel resists rust and extends outdoor service life
  • 1-3/8 in bar diameter adds strength without excess weight
  • Red finish improves visibility on busy job sites
  • 9-1/2 in handle length allows comfortable two-handed control

Dayton 21D027 Steering Bar

This Dayton steering bar is a replacement component for wheelbarrows and yard carts. The powder-coated steel construction resists corrosion during outdoor use. It suits owners repairing or maintaining existing equipment.

Thermals noise and power draw

As a passive steel bar, the part generates no heat and operates silently. No electrical power is required for its function. The red powder-coated finish protects the 1 3/8 inch diameter bar from rust.

Sustained load behaviour

Under continuous heavy loads the solid steel bar maintains its structural integrity without flex. The 49 1/2 inch overall length provides leverage for steering loaded carts. The 9 1/2 inch handle length gives a secure grip during prolonged use.

How it compares

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Price $74.99
Pricier than about 70% of the 1,487 comparable items (median $32.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameDAYTON
Product typeWheelbarrows & Carts

Questions about this item

How do I install the steering bar and what step is often missed?

Bolt the bar through the wheel brackets using the 1 3/8 in diameter holes; the step often missed is torquing both sides evenly so the 49 1/2 in bar tracks straight.

What maintenance will this steering bar need later?

Inspect the powder-coated steel for chips after each season; touch up any bare metal to stop rust and grease the pivot points to keep the 9 1/2 in handle turning freely.

What limit appears first under sustained heavy loads?

The 1 3/8 in steel bar will flex before the powder coat fails, so the practical limit is visible deflection of the 49 1/2 in length when the cart is overloaded.

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