SKU: SMA-014-41374 Hydraulic Motor Repair Kit for Ace 200 Series Motors

When your hydraulic motor starts leaking or losing power, you've got a choice—rebuild it right or replace the whole thing. This repair kit gives you everything needed to bring that Ace 200 series hydraulic motor back to reliable service without the expense of a complete motor replacement. Whether it's your centrifugal pump motor or another hydraulic drive application, this kit stops the leaks and restores proper sealing.

What You're Getting

• Two high-pressure O-rings (part 41850) that handle system pressure without failing
• Thread seal compound that prevents fittings from weeping hydraulic fluid
• Precision O-ring designed for hydraulic motor applications
• BAC-75-200-TLS seal assembly with Teflon lip for superior sealing performance
• Complete rebuild kit—no need to hunt down individual components

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit fits Ace 200 series hydraulic motors commonly found on centrifugal pumps and other hydraulic-driven equipment around the farm. These motors power irrigation pumps, tank mixers, and various hydraulic accessories that keep your operation running smoothly. When seals start failing, you'll notice oil weeping around fittings, reduced motor performance, or complete fluid loss that leaves you without power when you need it most.

Made to Last

The Teflon lip seal assembly is the heart of this kit, designed to handle the constant pressure cycling and temperature changes that hydraulic motors endure. Quality seals resist modern hydraulic fluids while maintaining flexibility in cold weather and durability in summer heat. These aren't generic hardware store seals—they're engineered for the demanding service hydraulic motors see on working farms.

Installation Notes

Motor rebuilding requires absolute cleanliness—any dirt or debris will ruin new seals immediately. Take photos during disassembly to remember component orientation. Inspect all hard surfaces for scoring that could damage new seals, and use clean hydraulic fluid to lubricate seals during installation. Never force seals into place or use sharp tools that could nick the sealing surfaces.