Restore full drive power and eliminate dangerous hydraulic fluid leaks on your commercial floor cleaning equipment with this premium Replacement Hydraulic Motor (Part # 379607). Engineered specifically for the heavy-duty hydraulic systems of Tennant industrial sweepers and scrubbers, this high-torque, bi-directional gear motor ensures your machine has the exact rotational power needed to tackle steep warehouse ramps and heavy debris loads.
A failing, bypassing, or internally scored hydraulic motor is a massive operational roadblock. It causes sluggish machine movement, complete loss of drive power when the hydraulic fluid gets hot, and leaves puddles of expensive fluid across your clean floors. Don't pay outrageous $800+ markups at the big corporate dealerships or get crushed by hidden heavy-freight shipping fees at checkout. Our high-quality aftermarket hydraulic motors are precision-machined to meet or exceed exact OEM torque, displacement, and RPM specifications for continuous-duty applications. We offer FAST, FREE SHIPPING across the USA to get your Tennant machine fully operational and back to work.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS & VERIFIED FITMENT:
• Primary Part Number: 379607
• Direct Cross-Reference: 4026350 (Direct replacement for legacy Tennant motors)
• Component Category: Hydraulic System / Hydraulic Motors
• Shaft Type: 1.0" Cylindrical Shaft
• Flange Type: Square Mounting Flange (4 Mounting Holes)
• Port Configuration: 2 Top Connections | 7/8" UNF Threads
• Dimensions: 8.2" Total Length | 6.2" Housing Length | 1.8" Neck Diameter
• Component Weight: 13.12 lbs
• Condition: Brand New
• Equipment Fitment: Precision engineered for select Tennant sweepers and scrubbers. Please verify your machine's serial number and hydraulic schematic prior to ordering.
RETURN POLICY: **NON-RETURNABLE HYDRAULIC COMPONENT.** Due to the high risk of system contamination, this hydraulic motor is strictly non-returnable once the protective port caps are removed or the part has been installed.
Expert Tip: When replacing a blown hydraulic motor, always flush your hydraulic lines and replace the main return filter! If metal shavings from your old, failed motor are still in the lines, they will instantly score the internal gears of your brand-new motor.
