Vomeks supplies pumps for Mitsubishi graders with slow blade response, steering weakness or pressure loss under working temperature. Pump identity is checked through part number, rotation, shaft and port arrangement.
Include photos from the shaft side, port side and nameplate. Note whether the machine loses performance cold, hot or only under load.

CATEGORY | HYDRAULIC AND GEAR PUMPS
APPLICATION | MITSUBISHI MG SERIES MOTOR GRADERS
SUPPLY TYPE | OEM-EQUIVALENT AFTERMARKET REPLACEMENT
INTERNATIONAL B2B PARTS SUPPLY
PARTIAL SHIPMENT ALLOWED
DOOR TO DOOR DELIVERY WITH TNT-FEDEX-UPS OR DHL AIR COURIER
DELIVER TO WORLDWIDE | Europe (All locations),North America (All locations), South America (All locations), Africa (All locations),Australia - Oceania (All locations),Asia (All locations)
Hydraulic and gear pumps provide flow for blade controls, steering and supporting circuits. Stable flow is essential when the grader must hold precise moldboard movement during long passes.
A pump that works when cold but slows after the oil warms may have internal leakage or worn gear clearances. Cavitation noise can instead indicate restricted suction, air entry or unsuitable oil level rather than a failed pump alone.
Send the pump part number, machine model and serial, rotation direction viewed from the shaft, shaft type, mounting pattern, port sizes and any displacement marking. Photos should show all sides without hoses covering the ports.
For a complete circuit repair, review valves and cylinders, seals and O-rings, repair kits and the main Mitsubishi grader parts overview.
Prime the pump, clean the reservoir and suction line, replace contaminated filters and verify relief pressure. Running a dry pump or leaving debris in the circuit can damage a new unit within minutes.
Send the pump reference, configuration photos and delivery country for price and lead time.
We are ready to serve you on Monday to Friday from 08:30 - 18:30 , 7/24 you can contact us at info@vomeks.com