Product Overview

Our hydraulic gear pumps are high-quality, durable components designed to meet the rigorous demands of various construction and industrial applications. They are engineered to deliver reliable performance, ensuring your machinery operates at peak efficiency. From loaders and bulldozers to graders and tractors, these pumps are the heart of the hydraulic system, converting mechanical energy into fluid power to control and move heavy loads.

These hydraulic gear pumps are critical for the operation of heavy-duty machinery in a wide array of applications. They are used in:

• Construction Sites: Essential for the hydraulic systems of XGMA Loader 932III, Loader WA450-1/WA470-1, and Bulldozer D375A-2, enabling functions like lifting, steering, and blade control. A common application is in large-scale earthmoving projects where loaders and bulldozers are used for excavation and grading.

• Mining & Quarrying: In harsh environments, pumps like the one for Bulldozer SD13 provide the robust hydraulic power needed to operate heavy equipment for rock breaking and material transport.

• Agriculture: Pumps for Tractor 5640/6640/7740 are vital for operating front loaders, implements, and steering systems, making farming tasks more efficient.

• Road Building: Graders like the Grader GD511A-1 rely on precise hydraulic control for blade adjustments, and our pumps ensure this precision for creating smooth, level surfaces.

Case Analysis: A construction company was experiencing frequent steering pump failures on their older loaders. By replacing the old pumps with our durable 705-11-33100 Steering Pump Gear Pump, they saw a significant reduction in maintenance costs and a 30% increase in operational uptime over a six-month period, leading to project completion ahead of schedule.

Proper installation and regular maintenance are key to the longevity of your hydraulic pump. Here are some common issues and their solutions:

• Issue: Pump Noise or Vibration

  Cause: Often due to air entering the system (cavitation) or contaminated hydraulic fluid.

  Solution: Check for leaks in suction lines. Ensure the fluid level is correct. Flush the system and replace with clean, recommended hydraulic fluid. Inspect for clogged filters or strainers.

• Issue: Reduced Output or Low Pressure

  Cause: Can be caused by internal wear, a stuck relief valve, or a leak in the system.

  Solution: Check the relief valve setting. Inspect the pump for excessive wear and consider replacement if necessary. Perform a pressure test to locate any leaks in the hydraulic lines or components.

• Issue: Overheating of the Pump

  Cause: May be a result of running the pump at too high a pressure or flow rate, using the wrong fluid, or a clogged cooler.

  Solution: Ensure the system is operating within the specified pressure and flow parameters. Verify that you are using the correct type and viscosity of hydraulic fluid. Clean the hydraulic cooler fins to improve heat dissipation.