How to Identify and Specify Hydraulic Pumps

REPLACING AN EXISTING PUMP

1. Identify Series, use chart below if necessary.
SERIES P1200 P1500 P2100 P2500 P3700 P3000/3100 P5000/5100 P7500/7600 STUDS No. & Diam. 10 - 1/2" 4 - 1/2" 4 - 9/16 4 -5/8" 8 - 1/2" 4 - 5/8" 4 - 5/8" 8 - 5/8" 7" 5.5" 5.00 6.25" 7.3125" 5.5" 6.25" 8.00" HOUSING HEIGHT HOUSING WIDTH = Gear Width + Thrust Plates: 1/2" 3/4" 3/4 3/4" 1" 3/4" 3/4" 1" THREADED BEARING RETAINER NO NO NO YES YES NO NO NO

2. 3. 4.

Gear Width: Housing Width minus Thrust Plates (see chart above) Shaft Diameter and Configuration (# splines or key size if round) Mounting Flange: Bolt Circle Diameter ________ Pilot Diameter ________ Number Studs _______ Porting: Inlet Outlet Rotation: NPT ________ NPT ________ ODT ________ ODT ________

Pilot Diameter

Housing Height

Housing Width Stud

5.

Split Flange ________ Split Flange ________

Location ________ Location ________

6.

Looking at the shaft end, belly down, inlet on the left = Clockwise Looking at the shaft end, belly down, inlet on the right = Counterclockwise Bi-rotation Pumps usually have equal size ports but still must be plumbed correctly.

Helpful Formulas
PUMP INPUT HORSEPOWER PUMP INPUT TORQUE PUMP OUTPUT FLOW RATE DISPLACEMENT OF PUMP PUMP INPUT SPEED GPM USING PTO HP = GPM x PSI / 1714 / E E = Efficiency T = GPM x PSI x 3.06 / RPM / E D = Displacement GPM = D x RPM x E / 231 D = GPM x 231 / RPM / E RPM = GPM x 231 / D / E GPM = Eng RPM x %PTO x D x E / 231