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			Hi, I have a question for anyone that has the excavator from RC4WD, or anyone that knows the answer. I want to know how is the pump driven? Is it bolted directly to the brushless motor, or is it geared down with metal gears. I can tell by the pics on the website that its not belt driven like my Vario. I want to know because I might buy the pump to use in my dump truck. Thanks, Chad 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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			Direct connection.. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			Although, if look at trucker47's build thread of his Cat loader, he has made a 3:1 belt reduction for that particular pump. I find that the direct connect pump/motor does not work that well for the excavator, but it might be ok for a dump trk. You should have been on the ball when Vanisle was selling all those hyd pumps & hyd accessories..  
		
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			get a UMS landing gear pump for a dump  I have 1 on my M75SX mack , it works great as it is . word of caution , if you go with the UMS pump , do not keep it running after you have dumped . these pumps work great for dumptruck apps with shourt run cycles . I dump over 50#+ with 2-.75 bore cylinders using 5/32 ID line .
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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