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Price Engineering specializes in engineered custom products and solutions through engineering resource management, research, planning and development in the areas of hydraulics, pneumatics, automation and electrical systems.

Since 1965, Carotek has been providing process equipment solutions for the industrial, commercial and municipal markets in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia and Virginia. Carotek represents over 85 manufacturers as their process equipment distributor, representative, and repair service center for pumps, blowers, heat exchangers, valves, instrumentation, IIoT, steam, hydronics and municipal products. Carotek also fabricates process systems for our customers - complex process skids, electrical control automation systems and seal pots, as well as valve automation units, pump and blower skids.

Founded in 1969, P.S.I. has been providing superior hydraulic components and service to their customers for over 50 years. P.S.I. is structured into specialized business segments that serve the Marine, Mining, Oil, and Forestry Markets. P.S.I. is headquartered in Richmond, BC, Canada, with associates across five locations providing strong sales coverage throughout Western Canada. P.S.I."s commitment to quality combined with excellent service has resulted in the company becoming one of Canada"s largest and most trusted distributors of hydraulic components, electrical controls, and specialized fire suppression systems.

Perfection Servo developed a reputation as one of the leaders in industrial repair services quickly after opening its’ doors in 1979. We’re a ISO 9001:2015 certified business and our customers have learned to rely on the quality work that our technicians put into repairs in hydraulics, electronics, servo, and mechanical equipment. We understand that your business depends on a repair partner that will get you running quickly, which is why we repair and test units back to OEM specs to ensure our repair gets your line running again.

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K+S Services is ISO 9001:2015 registered and has locations throughout North America. Our team of skilled technicians have the ability to fully support the repair and service of electronics, hydraulics, mechanicals, motors, valves, spindles and torque tools. We offer free evaluations with the option for expedited repair and a 12 month in-service warranty with all of our repairs. Our repairs are system tested in our dynamic test stands. With our experience performing repairs on over 122,000 unique part numbers from more than 860 manufacturers, you can rest assured that K+S has the solution for you.

Amazon Hose & Rubber Company has a rich history of over 100 years of servicing the hydraulic and industrial hose and fitting market. With 5 locations across the state of Florida, our inventory features a wide range of hoses, tubing, fittings, pumps, v-belts, valves, clamps, spill containment and many other products. Our custom fabrication sets us apart as the leading hose and fitting distributor in the Southeast. Amazon Hose, a GHX Company, is able to cover a broad spectrum of applications for the industries we serve.

Turolla is a member of the Danfoss Group. We engineer, manufacture and supply a complete line of cast iron and aluminium gear pumps and fan drive gear motors to keep operating systems cool. Turolla also manufactures its unique “Shhark” low-noise gear pump when environmental noise is a serious concern. Our products are utilized in most major mobile equipment markets.

The Turolla brand will soon be fully integrated into the Danfoss name, with the same reliability and efficiency you have grown to expect. Contact Flint Hydraulics for all your Danfoss Power Solutions needs. … Read more

Flint Hydraulics, Inc. is an authorized Turolla D series assembly center. Flint can provide same-day assembly, testing and shipping of replacements for competitive manufacturers in addition to your immediate prototype and service requirements. … Read more

The Turolla D series offers single and multistage pump configurations with displacements from 7 CC to 45 CC (.43 CID to 2.75 CID), along with options including pressures to 4,000 PSI, multiple standard … Read more

Flint Hydraulics, Inc. is an authorized Turolla D series assembly center. Flint can provide same-day assembly, testing and shipping of replacements for competitive manufacturers in addition to your immediate prototype and service requirements. … Read more

Flint Hydraulics, Inc. is an authorized Turolla D series assembly center. We can provide same-day assembly, testing and shipping of replacements for competitive manufacturers in addition to your immediate prototype and service requirements. … Read more

Flint Hydraulics offers the Turolla D series in single and multistage pump configurations with displacements from 7 CC to 45 CC (.43 CID to 2.75 CID), along with options including pressures to 4,000 … Read more

Flint Hydraulics is an authorized Turolla D series assembly center. The Turolla D series offers single and multistage pump configurations with displacements from 7 CC to 45 CC (.43 CID to 2.75 CID), … Read more

Flint Hydraulics, Inc. is an authorized Turolla D series hydraulic pump assembly center. Flint can provide same-day assembly, testing and shipping of replacements for competitive manufacturers in addition to your immediate prototype and … Read more

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The diesel engine isn’t really the heart of a skid steer. When it comes to a heart (the machine’s pumps), a skid steer or track loader actually has three or four hydraulic hearts. These pumps power fluids — compressed oil — to move, spin, lift the boom, curl the bucket and run a zillion different attachments. This set of hydraulic pumps (gear, hydrostatic, tandem, back to back, variable displacement) come in many configurations, brands and power ranges. Over the last decade in particular, the science and technology behind these systems has made them smaller, more efficient and more sophisticated.

“Probably one of the biggest innovations in the last five to 10 years has been the advent of electronically controlled hydraulic systems. We call them EH systems,” explains Nathan Wood, hydraulics system engineer for John Deere Construction and Forestry. “You’re controlling the hydraulic system precisely with electronic signals. It leads to a lot more controllability and a lot more ability to do different types of automated controls and functionalities.”

“Originally the first skid steers were hydrostatic controlled by mechanical linkages,” says Kevin Scotese, product manager of sales support, compact equipment, at Volvo Construction Equipment. “The next step in the evolution was the implementation of pilot controls, and the last step has been in the improvements of electro hydraulic controls, which provide the possibility to customize the feel, speed and responsiveness. Another technology to maximize the power and reduce parasitic losses is the implementation of state-of-the-art closed center load-sensing systems in combination with the variable axial displacement piston pumps.”

Pretty high-tech stuff, eh? Today, fluid power is being used to control everything from the tracks to the attachments to the cooling fan to automated features such as creep mode, return to dig and settable attachment speeds — all built right into the joystick. But as you might expect, skid steer and track loader hydraulic systems have gotten quite complex, and just like any oil system in a machine, it will definitely require routine maintenance, testing and proper seasonal oil.

Well, that all depends on the size and configuration of each skid steer or track loader. Every brand is somewhat similar, but each unit is engineered uniquely. Let’s break the system down into two parts: 1) the hydraulics powering the boom, bucket and auxiliary circuit and 2) the hydrostatics powering the wheels or tracks. The hydraulic system powering the boom, attachment, automation features and even cooling usually uses up to three pumps — a main hydraulic pump, a charge pump, which provides control pressure, cooling and fan power, and if you get the high-flow option, a third high-flow pump. Without that option, there are two.

“For the pumps powering the arm, bucket and auxiliary hydraulics, smaller machines run a gear pump, but on the larger models this is a load-sensing axial variable displacement pump limiting the parasitic losses and providing better power to the loader functions and auxiliary,” says Scotese. “For the auxiliary, high-flow option on the smaller models, an additional gear pump is utilized in tandem to provide the required flow. On larger models, a higher-capacity load sensing axial variable displacement pump is providing the higher flow. Charge pressure and flow for the transmission and hydraulic fan motor is usually provided by a smaller PTO-mounted gear pump.”

When it comes to powering the tracks or wheels, there is a bigger, double-pronged hydrostatic pump that powers the machine’s mobility. There is a hydrostatic pump that provides flow and pressure to one motor on the right-hand side and one motor on the left-hand side. On a skid steer or track loader, it’s usually one tandem pump or back to back, providing dual power to two motors for each set of wheels or tracks.

Manufacturers use lots of different brands of pumps — Danfoss,Turolla, Rexroth, Concentric, Eaton and Parker Hannifin. These pumps combined with the overall hydraulic systems come with three main specifications — system pressure (psi), gallons per minute flow to the attachment (gpm) and overall hydraulic horsepower (which tops off about 100 hp). Each manufacturer will engineer and market those specs differently.

“Starting with the hydrostatic system, the transmission and drives system, pressures are pretty high, upward of 6,000 psi,” explains Woods. “These are heavy-duty components to get the speed and torque you want. When it comes to the hydraulic system, bucket, boom and aux, typically you’re running between 3,000 and 5,000 psi. We run right around the 3,500-psi range. We find that that allows us to use reasonably sized cylinders and boom geometry to get the breakouts we need, while still maintain the speed we require.”

Hydraulic flow to the auxiliary circuit and the attachment will be determined in gpm and as standard- and high-flow configurations. Bobcat’s tiny S70 skid steer uses 9.8 gpm for its standard flow system. The optional high-flow on the Takeuchi TLV12V2 (the biggest track loader on the market) is 40.4 gpm. The price difference between standard and high flow usually falls right around the $3,500 range (5 to 7 percent more), and the high-flow option is usually more common on the largest skid steers and track loaders.

Let’s start off with this ubiquitous warning: It’s very important to review your owner/operator’s manual before attempting to perform any maintenance to the hydraulic system, taking special care to review the safety procedures listed in the manual. With the variety of options available today such as high flow, bucket self-leveling, ride control and hydraulic quick-attach brackets, there may be up to five or six control valves as well as pumps. All of these components are designed with very tight tolerances, which may fall below 0.001 in. Because of this, keeping the hydraulic system clean is critical to the life of these components.

“Keeping the system clean and cool is the No. 1 objective,” explains Wake. “ASV has the largest cooling packages and hydraulic tank capacities in their respective classes. That combined with double and triple filtering assures the oil is kept both clean and cool. Owners can help by following the maintenance guidelines in the machine’s owner’s manual, as well as making sure to clean around the hydraulic cap before removing. Be sure any hose fitting is cleaned before removal, and wipe off quick-coupler ends before hooking attachments to the machine.”

Contamination can enter the system in a variety of ways. Before removing the hydraulic oil reservoir cap, clean the area around it to prevent dirt from entering the tank. If using a bucket, make sure that there is no loose dirt on the lip. While all machines will have at least one hydraulic filter to remove debris from the system, this filter might be in the return side of the hydraulic system. There is a screen inside the tank to prevent large material from getting into the pumps, but it won’t catch small particles. Make sure you look for features from brands that make using and cleaning the hydraulic system easier.

“A very important feature which is standard on Volvo skid steers is the case drain on the auxiliary block and the pressure relieving by simply pushing in the quick-connect couplers on the manifold which simply vents pressurized oil in the main lines to the tank. This is a very well-liked feature to ease the hookup of hydraulic lines,” says Scotese.

In order to further prevent contamination, make sure to follow the OEM’s service interval for hydraulic filter replacement. This may fall anywhere between 500 to 1,000 hours depending on manufacturer and operating conditions. A plugged up hydraulic filter may cause a variety of issues such as loss of speed or power, overheating of the hydraulic oil and damage of components. What type of hydraulic oil should be used in your loader?

Just as important as the type of hydraulic oil used is the amount in the tank. The operator’s manual will show where the level should be within the sight glass and where the boom and bucket should be located while checking the hydraulic oil level. Most machines should be checked on a level surface while having the boom all the way down and the bucket flat on the ground. Hydraulic oil should be checked daily, if not before every time the machine is operated. If the level is low, look around carefully for leaks. Given the dusty and dirty conditions that skid steer loaders and compact track loaders operate in, it is not uncommon for debris to damage the hydraulics and thus affect things like “feeding speed.”

“Brushcutting and cold planing are a couple examples of demanding applications on a hydraulic system,” says Wake. “Both can use 100 percent power at nearly 100 percent of the time. In demanding applications like this, the key to maximum production is feeding speed. Feeding the attachment at a rate to use 100 percent of the power — but not exceeding it to the point the engine bogs, the attachment slows greatly or the attachment stops — will give the most production with the least demand on the machine and operator. A feed pace with the engine pulling a few hundred rpm off peak, tends to be the sweet spot.”

The accumulation of debris from an application like brush cutting can harm the hydraulic cooler. The oil cooler might use engine coolant or outside air to cool the oil. It is vital that the oil remain within the acceptable operating temperature range. Make sure the oil cooler is free of debris and the cooling fins are fairly straight. “John Deere has an electronically controlled hydraulic fan that can vary the speed based on the required cooling,” says Wood. “It’ll also automatically reverse at a set interval to expel the debris built up on the coolers to help limit the number of times you actually have to physically clean out the cooling package.”

Another common way for contamination to enter the hydraulic system is by using hydraulically powered attachments. Before connecting any of the auxiliary hoses, be sure to wipe off the connectors to get rid of any water, dust or other debris. If an attachment was used on a loader that had a hydraulic failure and spread contamination into the attachment, that contamination may enter the next machine it’s connected to.

“That’s probably one of the more concerning things,” says Gregg Zupancic, product marketing manager of skid steers and compact track loaders with John Deere Construction and Forestry. “When you rent attachments, the question is: Who rented that machine last, and what types of materials are in their hydraulic systems and sitting in that attachment unused for a long period of time? That’s why you do things like hydraulic fluid sampling.”

The Cool Flow hydraulic oil cooler from Loftness Specialized Equipment greatly reduces the risk of overheating in skid steers and hydraulically powered attachments when operating in demanding applications and hot work environments. The automatic thermostat-controlled fan provides adequate cooling to the system whenever needed to boost machine efficiency, even when an attachment is not being used. Unlike most other hydraulic coolers that are mounted near the attachment, the Cool Flow attaches to the roof of a skid steer cab where it is less susceptible to vibration, back pressure, debris and potential impact damage. It is specially engineered to allow full hydraulic flow to the attachment in either direction without risk of damage to the cooler. The Cool Flow has up to 40-gpm flow capacity and is compatible with all brands of skid steers.Concentric, Danfoss, Eaton, home, John Deere, March 2016 Print Issue, Parker Hannifin, Rexroth, Turolla, Volvo Construction Equipment

Sauer Danfoss gear pumps supplied by P&R Hydraulics Ltd 01603 424880 - www.pandrhydraulics.com. Examples shown are group 3 gear pumps series SNP3/SNP3NN (on the left) and group 2 gear pumps series SNP2/SNP2NN (on the right).

P&R Hydraulics Ltd is an official Sauer Danfoss distributor and can supply a range of hydraulic components. These gear pumps are now manufactured by Turolla, which is part of the Sauer Danfoss group.

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CONSTRUCTION Pressure balanced deflecting plate One piece gear construction All D Series pump gear shafts are of one-piece construction. This enables the shaft to provide uniform high strength and accurate gear profile relative to the journals for smooth mesh operation. This design controls all gear tolerances, in particular total radial run-out of the gear and gear face parallelism. The integral gear shafts are constructed of heat-treated AISI 8620 steel manufactured to precise tolerances and surface finishes for maximum life and minimal leakage. This integral design eliminates the...

ORDER CODE Single pumpsTandem pumps B 1 2 3 1 2 C D E F H J KA ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ > B 1 2 3 1 2 C R S D E F H J KA ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ > Example order code for single pumpsExample order code for tandem pumps ABCDEFHJK DE1L25SHBBN104NNN000AJANNNN ABCRSDEFHJK DE2L25SHBB10425N104NNN000AXANNNN For single pumps, R and S positions are omitted. A1: Product CodeDescription DED Series, revision level E A2: Sections CodeDescription 1Single section pump 2Dual section pump A3: Rotation CodeDescription LLeft hand (counterclockwise) RRight hand (clockwise) All available options are not shown in the model code. Please contact...

ORDER CODE (continued) Single pumpsTandem pumps B 1 2 3 1 2 C D E F H J KA ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ > B 1 2 3 1 2 C R S D E F H J KA ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ > B1: Displacement 1 Codecm / rev [in 3 / rev] Codecmӳ / rev [in 3 / rev] 077.0 [0.43] 109.5 [0.58] 1312.6 [0.77] 1414.3 [0.87] 1717.0 [1.04] 1919.0 [1.16] 2120.5 [1.25] 2322.5 [1.37] 2525.4 [1.55] 2929.0 [1.77] 3231.8 [1.94] 3838.0 [2.32] 4141.0 [2.50] B2: Input shaft Code SCSAE 11 tooth spline, 1.50 in lengthSESAE 9 tooth spline, 1.25 in lengthSF11 tooth spline, 1.25 in length (special modified length)SHSAE 13 tooth spline, 1.62 in lengthPB22 mm (7/8 in) dia x 41...

ORDER CODE (continued) Single pumpsTandem pumps B 1 2 3 1 2 C D E F H J KA ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ > B 1 2 3 1 2 C R S D E F H J KA ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ > S: Rear displacement of tandem pump (omit if single pump) Codecm / rev [in 3 / rev] 077.0 [0.43] 109.5 [0.58] 1312.6 [0.77] 1414.3 [0.87] 1717.0 [1.04] 1919.0 [1.16] 2120.5 [1.25] 2322.5 [1.37] 2525.4 [1.55] 2929.0 [1.77] 3231.8 [1.94] 3838.0 [2.32] 4141.0 [2.50] D: Rear cover port options CodeLocationPort typeInlet sizeOutlet size N101RadialO-ring boss1-1/16 in7/8 in N104RadialO-ring boss1-5/16 in1-1/16 in N113RadialO-ring bossNA7/8 in N125RadialO-ring boss1-5/8...

ORDER CODE (continued) Single pumpsTandem pumps B 1 2 3 1 2 C D E F H J KA ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ > B 1 2 3 1 2 C R S D E F H J KA ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ ֖ > J: Nameplate CodeDescription ANStandard nameplate (do not use with N504) BNStandard label (use with rear cover code N504) K: Special features CodeDescription NNNNo special features, standard black paint All available options are not shown in the model code. Please contact your Sauer-Danfoss representative if your application requires an option not shown in the model code. 16 520L0781 Rev AC Օ October 2007 size="-3">

OPERATING PARAMETERS Definitions of the D Series operating parameters appear below. Consult Sauer-Danfoss technical support for applications running outside of these parameters. Recommended fluid velocities Line sizing Inlet conditions should be reviewed to minimize inlet oil velocity and inlet vacuums. This will result in quieter system operation, reduced operating temperatures and longer pump life. To avoid pump cavitation, the maximum inlet line flow should not exceed 4.3 m/sec (14 ft/sec). Discharge velocity should be limited to 8 m/sec (18 ft/sec). > Inlet 4.3 m/sec [14 ft/sec]...

OPERATING PARAMETERS (continued) Fluids Catalog ratings for D series gear pumps are based on operation with a premium hydraulic fluid containing oxidation, rust, and foam inhibitors. The fluid must possess good thermal and hydrolytic stability to prevent wear, erosion, and corrosion of internal components. Consult Sauer-Danfoss technical support before using non-petroleum based (including water glycol), fire-resistant, or biodegradable fluids. The use of these fluids may require special seal materials and/or specially designed hardware.For more information on hydraulic fluid selection, see...

OPERATING PARAMETERS (continued) Filtration To prevent damage to the pump, including premature wear, fluid entering the pump inlet must be free of contaminants. D series pumps require system filtration capable of maintaining fluid cleanliness at ISO 4406-1999 class 22/18/13 or better.Sauer-Danfoss does not recommend suction line filtration. Suction line filtration can cause high inlet vacuum, which limits pump operating speed. Instead we recommend a 100 micron screen in the reservoir covering the pump inlet. This protects the pump from coarse particle ingestion.Return line filtration is the...

PUMP DRIVES Pump drive D Series pumps can be direct-driven by tapered, straight keyed or splined drive. They are well suited for external gear or pulley drive. Gear drive for the pump can be by spur or helical gear.Contact Sauer-Danfoss technical support for all non-standard direct-driven and all gear-driven or pulley-driven applications. The figures on the next page show the information Sauer-Danfoss requires to analyze applications using a gear or pulley drive. From this information, Sauer-Danfoss determines: If the drive method is feasible Օ Optimum range of angles for driving the pump...

Parker hydraulic pump and motor identification. When bidding on surplus Parker hydraulic motors it’s often impossible to tell which model you’ve got without opening the unit up. Sometimes it’s a toss up between two models or similar looking units. I’ve compiled pictures and numerical data to help you identify the appropriate models.

Displacement: The displacement of a hydraulic pump is determined by its bore and stroke, which are found on the nameplate. Generally speaking, larger bore pumps will provide higher flow rates at lower pressures. Smaller bore pumps will provide higher pressures at lower flow rates.

Maximum pressure: Maximum pressure is determined by how much pressure can be applied to the outlet side of a piston-type pump or through internal leakage past seals on pistonless pumps (for example, gear pumps). It can be measured using specialized instrumentation and equipment.

Parker hydraulic pumps are designed to provide years of trouble-free performance. The Parker hydraulic pump is a compact, efficient, quiet and reliable solution for a variety of applications. The Parker hydraulic pump is available in a wide range of configurations and sizes. These pumps are ideal for mobile equipment, agricultural equipment, industrial equipment, power generation equipment and more.

The Parker 300 Series Hydrostatic Pump is designed to produce a flow rate of up to 2.4 gallons per minute (gpm). This pump has been engineered for use in chemical, food and beverage, agricultural, and marine applications.

The Parker 300 Series features a durable construction with cast iron base and head, bronze bushing, two-piece shaft and wear ring. The housing is made from cast aluminum and features an integral check valve. The pump is UL-listed for both Class 1 Division 2 or 3 hazardous locations and Class II Division 1 hazardous locations.

The Parker 600 Series hydraulic pump is a compact, heavy-duty, single-stage pump that is well suited for use in a wide variety of industrial and mobile applications. The 600 Series pump is available in three different sizes: the 602 (1/2 HP), 604 (3/4 HP), and 606 (1 HP). These pumps provide flow rates up to 7 GPM at pressures up to 2,000 PSI.

The Parker 600 Series hydraulic pump features a cast iron volute housing with double mechanical seals. It has a two-stage piston with a self-lubricating bronze bushing, an integral cooling system and one piece cast iron construction. The Parker 600 Series pump also has an automatic bypass valve that protects against excessive pressure surges resulting from pump overloads or water hammer conditions.

The Parker 600 Series hydraulic pump comes standard with an anti-vibration mounting kit which helps reduce noise levels when used in mobile applications such as construction equipment or other vehicles where vibration can cause noise problems.

The Parker SDV Series is a single-stage, variable displacement hydraulic pump. It is available in three configurations: direct drive, belt drive, and gear drive. The SDV Series pumps are designed for mounting on a horizontal axis or vertical axis. These pumps deliver high pressure and flow in a compact package with minimal horsepower requirements. The SDV Series pumps are available with power ratings up to 200 horsepower (HP) and maximum pressures up to 30,000 psi (2,050 bar).

Parker Single Pumps are a great choice if you want a high quality and durable product. The single pump is available in three different models: the Classic, Steel, and Gold.

The Parker Single Pump is also suitable for use with all types of paint, including latex, oil-based, lacquer and even water-based paints. It can be used for touching up small areas or for priming large surfaces. The advantage of using this type of sprayer is that it’s extremely easy to use and clean up after use.

The Parker Single Pump is available in three different models: Classic, Steel, and Gold. These models have different features so make sure you choose one that will suit your needs best!

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