The LiftMaster K72-33875 is a replacement output shaft and sprocket component for select MT and BMT medium-duty trolley commercial door operators. It is part of the mechanical drive section that transfers motor output through the operator's chain and sprocket system.
This part is commonly cross-referenced under older or alternate part numbers. It should be ordered from the operator parts diagram because output shaft kits can look similar across LiftMaster commercial operator families.
Deep search results consistently tie K72-33875 to LiftMaster MT and BMT medium-duty trolley commercial door operators. The MJ jackshaft parts breakdown uses a different output shaft and sprocket kit, so this part should not be treated as a universal medium-duty output shaft.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | Output shaft and sprocket |
| Part Number | K72-33875 |
| Application | Mechanical output drive section |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select LiftMaster MT and BMT medium-duty trolley commercial operators |
| Related Numbers | 308115111, 308115111K, K7212471, K72-12471 |
| Notes | Inspect bearings, chain, sprockets, keys, roll pins, and shaft play during service |
A worn output shaft or sprocket may cause chain jump, uneven travel, grinding, visible shaft wobble, or excessive backlash. Check the chain and sprocket set together, not one piece in isolation.
If the output shaft failed from overload, inspect door balance, track drag, clutch setting, and the trolley/door arm connection before returning the operator to service.
Drive-shaft service involves stored door load and moving mechanical components. Secure the door, disconnect power, and have a qualified commercial door technician inspect the drive system and safety devices after repair.
K72-33875 is commonly listed for LiftMaster MT and BMT medium-duty trolley commercial door operators.
Common related numbers include 308115111, 308115111K, K7212471, and K72-12471.
No. MJ jackshaft operator references show a different output shaft and sprocket kit, commonly K72-33962.
Chain jumping, uneven travel, grinding, shaft wobble, sprocket wear, or excessive drive backlash can point to output shaft or sprocket wear.
Yes. Chain wear, sprocket wear, bearing play, and alignment should all be checked together.