9212584 final drive for Hitachi ZX330-5 ZX330-5G excavator

9212584 final drive for Hitachi ZX330-5 ZX330-5G excavator
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Type: final drive
Part number: 9212584
Spare part type: original spare part
Year of manufacture: 2017
Location: China
Placed on: Oct 22, 2026
Machineryline ID: NU52930
Condition
Condition: remanufactured
Warranty:: 6 months

More details — 9212584 final drive for Hitachi ZX330-5 ZX330-5G excavator

ZX330-5 ZX330-5G Final Drive for Excavator spare parts 9212584 Axial Piston Motor OEM

Product Overview

The ZX330-5 ZX330-5G is Hitachi's 33‑ton heavy excavator — a machine built for quarry overburden, large earthworks and big truck loading, where a single lost hour of mobility costs real production. Under each track frame sits the axial piston motor and planetary reducer, reference 9212584, that takes high‑pressure oil from the main pump and trades speed for the low‑speed torque dragging that much weight across rough benches and haul roads.

On a worked ‑5 series Hitachi, drive wear is felt across the whole operation. One track lags on the climb out of the pit, the track shell runs noticeably hot after a shorter run than usual, and a deepening note comes through the floor plates under load. Continuing to work scores the piston group and reduction gears further, and worn metal then circulates through the travel circuit. This OEM‑grade unit reproduces the original motor‑and‑reducer pairing as one sealed, bench‑tested assembly, so the worn drive lifts out whole and the replacement drops straight in.

Core Advantages

1. Output torque matched to a 33‑ton quarry machine
These excavators carry real weight and meet real resistance on grades and broken ground. Hardened gears and piston surfaces hold the sprocket torque the tracks need to push and climb, without the laboured travel that undersized replacements produce.

2. A lapped piston group that holds pressure
The cylinder block, piston shoes and valve plate are finished to close clearance, so oil pressure does not bleed internally. Both tracks pull in step — no wander on the haul road, no lazy side.

3. Sealed for quarry dust and standing water
Heavy Hitachi machines work through double shifts in quarry dust, mud and standing water. Fresh shaft and housing seals keep grit out of the lube — the protection that decides whether the drive lasts its service life.

4. One complete, tested unit for a fast turnaround
Motor and reduction arrive pre‑assembled and bench‑checked, so the whole drive swaps in one operation. No sourcing separate parts, no mid‑job mismatches — critical when a stationary 33‑ton machine is losing money by the hour.

5. OEM‑spec quality at a practical repair cost
An original Hitachi final drive exchange carries a premium. This OEM‑grade unit matches the original fit and performance at a more workable price, with sample and bulk supply for fleets running several of these machines.

Manufacturing & Quality Control

The OEM‑grade route follows controlled specifications: material certification, precision machining of housings and gears, case hardening of wear surfaces and clean assembly. Each completed drive runs on a test rig to verify output torque, internal leakage and running noise before release, and only passing units are packed. Full preservation coating, moisture sealing and shock‑absorbing export casing protect the assembly during transport.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How do I confirm 9212584 matches my ZX330-5 ZX330-5G?
A: Read the tag on your existing drive and send the machine serial number. Hitachi build variants can differ, so we cross‑check before dispatch.

Q2: Is this the complete motor and reducer?
A: Yes — the listing covers the full axial piston motor and planetary reducer as one assembly, ready to bolt on. If you need only internal parts, ask and we will check availability.

Q3: What symptoms mean the drive is wearing out?
A: Uneven track speed, pulling to one side, a hot or noisy track motor, and tracks that slip rather than pull under load. Catch it before swarf spreads through the whole travel circuit.

Q4: How does this compare to a genuine Hitachi unit?
A: It is built to the same interface and internal tolerances as a replacement, at aftermarket pricing. It will not carry a Hitachi badge, and it does not require a dealer network to fit or service.

Q5: Do you offer bulk pricing for a quarry fleet?
A: Yes — workshops and contractors ordering multiple units get tiered pricing. Tell us how many drives you need over the year and we will quote a bulk rate.
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