We'll disassemble and inspect a hydraulic gerotor motor. This is a high torque hydraulic drive motor. This type of motor is on smaller construction equipment; bobcats and small excavators. This unit is broken, so we take it apart to see if we can repair it.
What does BOLTR mean?
I love that for 8+ years AvE has been enlightening us bumblefucks and I am forever grateful
I'll figure something…every piece of this piston motor holds within .001-.0015 though so i promise that bitch wasn't used all that much
Good info….wtf i use it for yet idk…then i have like 5 other mitors idk wtf to do with either…haha
Breaking down same motor right now someone gave me it was a little seized i think it was just sitting up a while
In the garage for four years??? You too eh?
Yeah, it's a geroler motor, a gerotor is different, the rollers are what make it a geroler.
Eaton uses these fairly widely, I think a common use is in a direct drive system where there is limited space, to avoid a planetary drive set.
The geroler makes heaps of torque.
My problem is that it seems to have shifted on disassembly and now the sprocket (timing gear) won't go back in place.
What it is you do for a living? Some kind of millwright ? You definitely have some engineering experience of some kind .
Shes still good for material though. That's good quality steel.
I miss the old AvE videos. They have a certain charm. They were good without having to try.
Can this kind of hydraulic motor be used as a hydraulic pump?
Why rested ? And what is the causes for its failur ?