Replacement parts for B&P PT and PTF series platform trucks. The PT series uses a welded steel deck (good when you need bumpers or carpet attachments). The PTF series uses a formed aluminum deck and runs lighter at the same capacity. Both share most handles, caster kits, and bumper hardware — this section carries the parts that fit either family.
Before you buy parts, confirm which family your truck is. The two share many caster kits and bumpers but differ in deck repair parts and handle mount geometry.
| Family | Deck | Cap | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| PT | Welded steel | 850–1,500 lb | Bumpers, carpet attach, severe-duty |
| PTF | Formed aluminum | 1,500–2,000 lb | Lightweight, route, cost-effective |
Most platform-truck handles fail at the mounting plate where they pivot. B&P uses two mounting styles: bolted (permanent) and quick-release pin (removable for stack-and-store). Match the bolt pattern on your old plate before ordering.
B&P platform trucks ship with 2 swivel + 2 rigid kits. The most common kit on PT-3060S is the 6″ Colson Performa kit (1,500 lb total deck rating). Replace as a set of 4 so the truck rolls level — mixing wear levels causes the deck to rock.
Vinyl bumpers protect the dock and the load. Steel edge guards add corner protection on PT welded decks. Tie-down rings bolt through pre-punched holes — PTF aluminum decks need backing plates if you’re drilling new holes.
Bolts, lock washers, and mounting plates for swapping caster kits. Worth keeping in stock if you run a fleet — the bolts shear before the caster itself fails.
If your caster swivel is good but the wheel is flat, you can pull and replace just the wheel using the axle hardware kit. See our B&P wheels section for compatible diameters.
Three checks before you order: (1) Caster mount style — B&P uses standard 4-bolt top plate but the bolt spacing varies by truck size. Measure your existing mount. (2) Wheel diameter — standard is 6″ on most PT-3060 trucks but PT-2436 ships with 5″ and PTF-3672 ships with 8″. (3) Wheel material — Colson Performa is the OEM tread and is what most parts orders should specify. Phenolic or steel options exist for high-heat or wet environments.
