Jai Engineering

Kawasaki 112 DT hydraulic pump for 20 tonne excavator. Also available 63 DT hydraulic pump for 10-14 T excavator . Fits in all popular brands of excavator machinery. No need to overhaul your damaged pump ,which is pure wastage of rime & effort. These are company fit, tested and seal packed. Work as per genuine OEM.

Excavator Hydraulic Pumps are what give your machines the muscle they need for heavy lifting, and the main pump is the heart of the matter. If any of its bearings, shafts, heads, coils, pistons, barrel springs, or other components break or wear out, your whole project may come to a stop. And that can happen from over-pressuring, lack of maintenance, contamination, or just routine use. In any case, we at Jai Engineering can quickly ship you the high-quality Excavator Hydraulic Pump you need to keep your machines up and running.
Few things to consider before attempting to install a hydraulic pump on my excavator.
 
Installing a hydraulic pump on an excavator requires a certain level of technical know-how and skill.
 If you are not confident of your ability to carry out the installation, it is best to hire a professional to assist you. Follow these steps to install a hydraulic pump on your excavator:  
First, you need to locate the hydraulic pump on your excavator. This can usually be found at the front of the engine or below the engine.
Next, you need to remove the old hydraulic pump from the excavator. This involves disconnecting all the hoses and electrical connections that are connected to the pump. Be sure to label each connection so that you don’t mix them up when reconnecting the new pump.
Once the old pump is removed, you need to clean the area where the new pump will be installed. Use a degreaser to remove any dirt or debris from the surface.
After cleaning the area, it’s time to install the new hydraulic pump. Align the pump with the mounting bolts and tighten them securely. Make sure that all the hoses and electrical connections are properly connected to the pump.
Next, fill the hydraulic reservoir with the correct type and amount of hydraulic fluid as recommended by the manufacturer. This will vary depending on the make and model of your excavator. Be sure to check the owner’s manual for the correct specifications.
Now that the new pump has been installed, it’s time to test it. Start the engine and engage the hydraulic system. Check for any leaks, unusual noises or vibrations. If everything is working smoothly, congratulations! You’ve successfully installed a new hydraulic pump on your excavator.
Keep in mind that improper installation of a hydraulic pump can cause serious damage to your excavator, so it’s essential to follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions carefully. If you’re unsure about any aspect of the installation process, it’s best to seek professional help to ensure that everything is done correctly and safely