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Description
The Wesco 8011839 T-Piece Connector Black is an original spare part for your Wesco bin. This T-shaped connector provides a sturdy link between the bin and the flaps, keeping your bin stable and rolling smoothly.
- Application: each bin comes with 2 of these T-pieces built into the frame as standard
- Colour: black plastic, blends discreetly with the frame
- Old article number: M1801004-1
- the number 1801007-1 may appear on the underside
Is one of the two brackets on your bin worn, cracked, or come loose? Then there's no need to replace the entire Wesco bin right away. With this T-piece, you can repair the bin yourself with ease, no mechanic required. Before ordering, just check whether you actually need both brackets or just one, so you order the right quantity in one go.
Suitable for the following original Wesco products:
- Kickmaster
- Kickmaster Maxi
- Kickmaster CL (classic)
Not sure if this is the right part for your model? Check above which Wesco models it's available for. Or feel free to contact our customer service, we're happy to help you find the right part.
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How many 8011839 T-pieces are in one Wesco bin?
Most Wesco bins, such as the Kickmaster and Kickmaster Maxi, come with 2 of these black T-pieces as standard. Check your own bin to see whether you need one or two, so you don't order too many or too few.
What is the old article number for this part?
This T-piece was previously sold under the number M1801004-1. If you've seen this number in your old documentation or on the part itself, you can be sure you're ordering the correct replacement part from Wescoparts.
Why is my T-piece worn or broken?
Regular use and the load placed on your wheeled bin can cause the plastic T-piece to become brittle or crack over time. This is a normal wear part that you can easily replace yourself to get your Wesco stepper bin stable again.
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