
These two machines sit in the same duty class and usually work the same European applications: quarry face loading, aggregate stockpiling, port and terminal handling, and large-scale recycling. The cycle count is high, bucket fill is close to maximum, and the machines run long shifts year round.
What that does hydraulically is straightforward. Every lift and tilt cycle loads the plunger pump; every haul road pass loads the axle seals and bearings. European fleets also tend to document everything, which means the useful data for diagnosis is usually already in the service history.
| System | Typical symptom | First field check | Usual fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plunger / work hydraulics | Slow lift, weak tilt, hunting at idle | Measure case drain flow and pilot pressure | Pump repair or replacement |
| Pressure sensing | False alarms, unstable load sensing | Compare sensor reading against gauge | Sensor replacement |
| Axle bearings | Growl under load, heat at hub | Check hub temperature and play | Bearing set and seals |
| Axle sealing | Wet hubs, oil mist around the hub face | Inspect seal lip and journal finish | Oil seal and wear sleeve |
| Fuel delivery | Hard start, power drop, smoke | Read rail pressure deviation and codes | Fuel pump service or replacement |
The most expensive mistake on this platform is replacing a pump when the actual fault sits elsewhere. Before any pump quote, measure two numbers: case drain flow at operating temperature and pilot pressure. High case drain confirms internal wear; correct pilot pressure rules out the control circuit.
The unit we ship most often here is 17201756 plunger pump, covering L150G, L180G, L180H and L220H. Because control valve definitions vary across the serial range, we confirm engine and machine serials plus a photo of the nameplate before release.
A drifting pressure sensor produces symptoms that look exactly like pump wear. The test costs almost nothing: tee in a calibrated gauge and compare readings at operating temperature. If the gauge reads steady while the sensor output wanders, the sensor is the fault.
We supply 17202563 pressure sensor, which is used across loader and grader applications on this platform. Replacing a suspect sensor first is standard practice before authorising a pump rebuild.
Axle complaints usually arrive as noise or heat, but the true origin is almost always sealing. Once external dust reaches the lubricant, bearing life drops quickly. Replacing only the bearing without addressing the seal wastes the labour.
We regularly ship 11703968 bearing for L220D, L150E, L220E, L180E, L180F, L220F, L180H and L220H machines, together with 11102624 oil seal used across L150, L180G, L220H, L200H and L250G. Order bearings and seals as a set, and check the journal surface for scoring before assembly.

On D13 and D16 powered machines, weak fuel supply is frequently misread as injector trouble. Compare actual versus target rail pressure; a large deviation during cranking points at the pump, while a single cylinder that does not respond to a cylinder cutout test points at an injector.
We stock 21114793 fuel pump for EC480, EC380D and L220H applications. As with any fuel component, cleanliness during fitment decides whether the repair lasts.

Stock items leave the same day; international express to most European destinations runs 6 to 11 working days. Heavy assemblies and large pistons travel by sea, consolidated or full container, with transit confirmed against the destination port. Everything ships in wooden cases or heat-treated pallets with a packing list and loading photos before dispatch.
To quote we need three items: a photo of the machine data plate including the PIN, a photo of the old part number, and a note on the mounting position. With those three we confirm fitment and reserve stock the same day.
Partly. 17201756 covers L150G, L180G, L180H and L220H, but control valve definitions change across serial ranges. Provide the machine PIN and a photo of the old part nameplate so we can confirm before shipping.
Measure first. Case drain flow at operating temperature and pilot pressure will tell you whether the wear is internal to the pump or in the control circuit. A drifting pressure sensor produces nearly identical symptoms at a fraction of the cost.
Because sealing failure is usually what killed the bearing. On abrasive haul roads, once dust reaches the lubricant the bearing loses life quickly. We ship 11703968 and 11102624 as a set and recommend checking the journal for scoring during assembly.
Stock items ship the same day, typically arriving in 6 to 11 working days by express. Heavy assemblies go by sea, consolidated or full container, with transit confirmed against the destination port.
Send the machine data plate and the old part number — we confirm fitment and reserve stock the same day.

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