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2000 Series Geroler Motor, 6.20 cu in/rev, 2 Bolt SAE A Mounting Flange, SAE C Splined 14T Shaft, 7/8-14 St.Thd. O-Ring Ports,

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Description & Features

The 2000 Series Geroler Motor by Danfoss Power Solutions II LLC is engineered for optimal performance in swing motors brush cutters mowers and harvesting equipment. It features a 6.20 cubic inch per revolution displacement 2 bolt SAE A mounting flange and SAE C splined 14T shaft.

This Geroler motor is designed with the industry's lowest pressure drop for maximum efficiency and energy savings. It operates with a torque rating of 295 newton meters and supports a maximum case pressure of 2000 PSI. For pressures exceeding this an external case drain line is recommended to ensure the motor case stays full of fluid.

The motor accommodates 7/8-14 St. Thd O-ring ports and is optimized for a fluid viscosity range of 100-200 SUS at operating temperature. The recommended break-in procedure is to run the motor at 30% of rated pressure for approximately one hour before applying a full load.

Manufactured under the Char-Lynn brand this highly-efficient motor also includes standard and bearingless configurations making it versatile for various applications. The recommended filtration per ISO Cleanliness Code is level 18/13. The motor's maximum operating temperature is 180 F.

ECCN: EAR99

Supplier Part Number: 104-1030-006

Specifications

Bearing Type
Tapered Roller
Check Valve Function
With Check Valve Function
Design Code
6
Dimensions
7.49 in L x 5.16 in W x 6.96 in H
Drain Port Dimension
7/16-20 UNF-2B SAE O-ring
Frame Size
100
Housing Material
Iron
Motor Function
1-Speed
Mounting Type
2-Bolt Flanged
Orbital Gearwheel Set
Standard
Orbital Gearwheel Set Type
Geroler
Painted
Without Painted
Port Location
Side, Staggered
Port Type
UNF-2B, SAE O-ring
Seal Material
NBR
Segment Code
A
Series
2000 Series
Shaft Type
Splined
Valve Type
Disc

Product Questions & Answers (1)

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Question by: Brett S on Aug 30, 2025, 11:17 AM
Motor's been sitting a while and we're fixin to put it on a brush cutter rig. is there anything we gotta do before throwing it under full load right off the bat?
Answer by: Customer Support on Aug 31, 2025, 2:45 PM
Running it in slow before hitting it hard makes a real difference in how long these motors hold up. Bring it up to around 30% of rated pressure and let it run for about an hour before you put any serious load on it. Also make sure the motor case is full of fluid before you ever apply a load, even during that break-in period. Skipping either of those steps is one of the faster ways to shorten the life of a unit like this.

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