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This is a new Eaton 5423 series hydraulic pump, a critical component for the hydraulic systems of concrete mixer trucks. It is a variable displacement pump that provides the necessary high pressure and flow to rotate the mixer drum, with its speed and direction managed by electronic proportional controls. This pump is essential for replacing a failed or underperforming unit to ensure consistent and reliable mixer operation. The 'A-Pad' mounting makes it compatible with specific gearbox and PTO configurations common on McNeilus and Con-Tech mixers.
Technical Specifications
Displacement89.13 cm³/rev
Maximum Working Pressure480 bar
Flow at Rated Speed318 l/min
Input Shaft23 Tooth 16/32 Pitch Spline With M10 X 1.5 Threaded Hole
Charge Pump Displacement21 cm³/rev
Charge Pressure Relief Valve Setting15 bar
Key Features
Eaton 54 Series, Model 5423
Clockwise (CW) shaft rotation
A-Pad mounting configuration
Equipped with Electronic Proportional (EP) controls for precise drum speed management
Variable displacement design for efficient hydraulic power
Used for main drum rotation on concrete mixers
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Terex, Con-Tech. Fits general front and rear discharge concrete mixers, specifically noted for use in Con-Tech and McNeilus models that utilize the Eaton 54 series hydraulic pump for drum drive operations.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Sub Category
Hydraulics
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