A: A noticeable drop in bucket digging power, long cycle times during rock loading, and a loud rattling sound from the engine drive coupler are classic signs. If the main hydraulic oil temperature rises quickly within an hour of starting work, internal high-pressure oil bypass is occurring.
A: Ensure the pump's splined input shaft is completely greased and correctly aligned with the engine fly-wheel damper. It is crucial to flush out the oil lines, install a new oil filter, and fill the pump casing with fresh hydraulic fluid before starting the engine to avoid dry-running damage.
A: Check that your machine's nameplate specifies the ZX870R-3 model and uses part numbers 9249785, 9249786, or 4635645. Providing our sales team with your equipment's factory serial number before ordering ensures a direct mechanical fit.
A: It features a thick, heavy-duty swashplate cradle and reinforced piston shoes designed to damp out sharp hydraulic shocks. This helps prevent internal component fracturing, allowing the pump to deliver reliable, high-pressure power through continuous, intense rock excavation shifts.






















