Built for demanding mobile and industrial applications, the Danfoss / Eaton-39 Fixed Motor is a cast iron, fixed-displacement axial-piston unit rated for a maximum flow of 67.3 gallons per minute and a torque output of 397 Newton metres. Its compact design suits installations where space is constrained without sacrificing output capacity.
This motor is well-suited to a wide range of equipment including transit mixers, road rollers, motor graders, dozers, cranes, sweepers, lift trucks, tractors, windrowers, planters, and marine and oil and gas machinery. Pro-FX ready compatibility supports dynamic machine control for applications requiring responsive, precise hydraulic actuation. The cast iron construction provides durability in high-cycle and heavy-load environments typical of the equipment categories it serves.
Got a transit mixer that's been eating motors alive. Does this Eaton-39 hold up to that kind of constant heavy use, or is it more of a light-duty piece?
Answer by: Customer Support on Feb 3, 2026, 6:13 AM
Cast iron construction on this motor was chosen specifically because applications like transit mixers put serious cumulative stress on components. The housing handles high-cycle, heavy-load conditions without the fatigue you'd see in lighter alloy builds. It's listed as a rated application for this motor, so it's not being stretched outside its intended use case. At 397 newton metres of torque output and a 67.3 GPM flow rate, it's got the output capacity to keep up with that kind of demanding drive cycle without being undersized for the job.
Question by: Howard G on Jan 13, 2026, 7:12 AM
Reckon this motor would hold up on a transit mixer running near constant?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 14, 2026, 10:21 AM
Built for demanding mobile and industrial applications, this Danfoss / Eaton fixed motor uses cast iron construction to provide durability in high-cycle and heavy-load environments.