Product Description
24VDC electric pump motor designed for electric hydraulic pump assemblies on industrial lift trucks. Replaces MFD7009S, PLMFD-7009S, and related interchange part numbers. Features steel frame, intermittent duty cycle, flange mount, and bi-directional rotation for electric lift truck hydraulic power units.
Specifications
Electrical
| Motor Voltage | 24VDC |
Material & Construction
| Motor Frame Material | Steel housing with integrated endbell |
| Armature Shaft Material | Hardened steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | MFD7009S |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MFD7009S |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | PLMFD-7009S, MFD7009S-IS, MFD-7009S-IS |
| Equivalent Part Number | Prestolite PLMFD-7009S |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the key specifications of the MFD7009S motor?
A: The MFD7009S is a 24VDC electric pump motor with steel frame construction featuring an integrated endbell. It has hardened steel armature shaft material and is rated for intermittent duty cycle operation in electric lift truck hydraulic power units.
Q: What mount type does the MFD7009S have?
A: The MFD7009S features flange mount construction, allowing direct coupling to hydraulic pump assemblies. This design supports both bi-directional rotation, which is necessary for lift and lower functions in electric lift trucks.
Q: What are the cross-reference and equivalent part numbers for MFD7009S?
A: Cross-reference numbers include PLMFD-7009S (Prestolite equivalent), MFD7009S-IS, and MFD-7009S-IS. The OEM manufacturer part number is MFD7009S. Verify fitment for your specific lift truck model.
Q: Which lift truck manufacturers use the MFD7009S?
A: The MFD7009S is used in electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, and similar OEM manufacturers. This motor is standard in industrial electric hydraulic power units.
Q: How does intermittent duty rating affect motor use?
A: Intermittent duty means the motor operates in cycles with rest periods, typical of lift truck pump operation during loading and unloading cycles. It is not rated for continuous non-stop operation. Using an intermittent motor continuously will cause overheating and failure.
Q: What are the material properties of MFD7009S construction?
A: The motor housing is structural steel with a die-cast aluminum integrated endbell. The armature shaft is hardened steel, providing strength for torque transmission to hydraulic pumps. This combination provides durability in industrial material handling environments.