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* The Eaton Vickers 26215-LAA is commonly mounted on the A-Pad Charge Pump of a 54 Series Eaton Hydrostatic Pump to control the chutes on concrete mixer trucks.

Foster"s line of Electric Hydraulic Power Units are designed and built to last. We use Baldor and other Quality Electric Motors along with American Made Gear Pumps and Pressure Compensated Pumps on Custom Designed Power Units.

Our Gas Hydraulic Power Packs are powered by Honda"s GC and GX line of dependable engines. Along with Kubota"s line of higher horse power engines we offer a very wide spectrum of Pressure and Flow Rates.

Foster has you covered. Thermostat Controlled Heat Exchangers, Reservoir Heaters, Pressure Compensated Pumps and a vast array of Hydraulic Control Valves lets Foster Taylor our Diesel Hydraulic Power Units to your needs.

John Deere, Kubota and Kohler Diesel Engine, optional Marine Grade Powder Coating and Certified Welding make Foster Diesel Hydraulic Power Units a Standard in the Industry!

** There are upgrade options available for faster speed of use when operating. There is a 23HP and a 28HP option. We can also upgrade bigger tank reservoirs and pumps. The base model pony motor advertised typically works well for everyone who has bought one. In over twelve years, one customer complained that the 13HP doesn"t operate his Landoll fast enough. We cannot know your exact setup, so if you are unsure, let us know the size of your rams, send pics, etc., so we can try to get you the best fit for your particular use case. If what you order does not work fast enough for you, we are not responsible and will not cover any cost to upgrade the pony motor.**

We can do the last four pictures with the pony motor installed inside the box on almost any trailer. If you want your pony motor inside one of these boxes, it would cost an additional $1,500 for the custom box.

Briggs and Stratton 10.5 HP motor with hydraulic system for pickup truck sander. Motor is designed to operate a sander for use in the back of a pickup truck or dump truck. Wiring can be routed to a remote control head inside cab of vehicle. Comes with 6 gallon plastic fuel tank. 90% of hydraulic system is included as well, including one hydraulic motor. May be missing some smaller couplers, fittings, and hoses. Worked properly last time used. AS-IS, NO WARRANTY. Will not ship, in-person pickup only. Will not answer questions after 2:00PM daily and none on weekends.

With important work to do and limited resources, you can’t waste time and money on broken hydraulic pumps. That’s why the experts at CB HYMAC work tirelessly to provide you with affordable, around-the-clock hydraulic repair to a number of different products.

Thanks to modern technology, you can save on operational expenses and reduce downtime when you opt to repair your hydraulic component rather than replace it. However, repairing units involves more than just cleaning, flushing, regrinding, and reassembling the parts. Each hydraulic component is different and requires a unique approach for an effective result.

Dynamic Products: A dynamic product is one that needs continuous functionality like a hydraulic pump. Because hydraulic pumps need to run non-stop — even at idle speed — it’s more common for its components to experience wear and tear, especially in the mating parts. These often need to be replaced or repaired more often than other hydraulic equipment. The lifespan of a dynamic product like a hydraulic pump and its components depends on its duty cycle, design, and typical application.

Intermittent Dynamic: The opposite of a dynamic product, an intermittent dynamic unit is not required to constantly run in the system. The most common examples of an intermittent product include hydraulic motors, direction valves, and servo proportional valves. When not in use, these intermittent dynamic products are lowly idling or not operational. Intermittent dynamic units — due to their lower functionality requirements — do not wear and break as quickly as dynamic products.

Static Hydraulic: Pressure, flow, sequence, and check valves are the most common examples of a static hydraulic component. These items have internal functions that work in an open-and-close function which has little operational wear and tear and has a longer lifespan than both intermittent dynamic and dynamic products.

When you have a hydraulic product that unexpectedly breaks, you have to determine whether repairing, rebuilding, or remanufacturing is the most practical and economical solution for the best short and long-term results and equipment performance. To decide which approach is best for your situation, it’s best to understand the definition and expectations associated with each approach.

Repairing: With repairs, a technician is simply attempting to restore the condition of an old or failed part so it performs close to its original version. The most effective repairs are performed on pumps, motors, valves, and controls. For other equipment, repairs will likely not restore full, peak functionality.

Rebuilding: During a rebuilding process, damaged, inefficient parts are identified. From there, the entire component is fully dismantled then put back together with new or remanufactured parts. Once a hydraulic component has been rebuilt, it undergoes a thorough testing process and meets the specific requirements of newly built equipment. Hydraulic pumps and motors are ideal candidates for rebuilding procedures.

CB HYMAC is a division of Cleveland Brothers, your local certified Cat® dealership. This means we can provide a number of quality services like hydraulic pump repairs and rebuilds certified to official Cat standards. We have a better grasp of Cat equipment and how it works than anyone else in the business. This grants us the capability to provide hydraulic pump rebuilds for both Caterpillar® pumps and those built by other leading Allied manufacturers.

CB HYMAC is officially recognized as a Cat Component Rebuild Center (CRC), and we use authentic Cat parts whenever applicable. We have no trouble quickly sourcing hard-to-find replacements for your equipment when a part wears out or stops working. Because we understand how much even a little downtime can affect your business, we have perfected a repair speed of 30 minutes or less to build, certify, clean and cap your hoses. We offer power lapping and power honing, and our 400 horsepower hydraulic pump test bench can reach 2,500 RPM or a 200-gallon flow.

At CB HYMAC, we utilize the Cleveland Brothers network with convenient locations throughout Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia in order to receive your pump and motor. We will coordinate pick up from the location nearest you to get your pump and motor to our hydraulic shop in central Pennsylvania. Contact us today to learn more about our hydraulic pump repair parts and services and schedule your rebuild to keep your business thriving.

According to the application such as construction machinery and various industrial vehicles and its hydraulic control system, Kawasaki offers the most suitable axial piston pump from the wide range of variations.

Kawasaki offers high efficinecy and low noise axial piston pumps suitable for variable-speed control system. The built-in large capacity suction valve enable easy configuration of the closed circuit for various systems.

Kawasaki"s bent axis type axial piston pumps have features such as high efficniency and long life. They can operate for long periods of time under severe conditions: high-pressure continuous drive, use of fire resistant fluid, etc.

Kawasaki screw pumps have been manufactured since 1936 and they are now being supplied to meet the growing demand in all industrial fields. Kawasaki screw pumps are employed for a great diversity of purposes including conveyance of heavy oils, lube oil service, pressure delivery as well as for hydraulic applications.

The Kawasaki Precision Gear Pumps are produced with the enhanced manufacturing accuracy to improve performance of the external-contact type gear pumps, which have small pulsations and good volumertic characteristics. Those pumps were originally developed for pumping and metering of polymer to the spinnerette in the production of chemical fibers, and have prevailed in many other applications.