Hanix Excavator Final Drive Motors & Travel Motors

Hanix excavators are often kept in service long after the original drive has accumulated substantial hours, so replacement decisions frequently begin with symptoms rather than a clean part-number lookup. Use the Hanix model selector below to find the travel motor listed for your machine, and contact us if the old motor tag or machine information needs to be cross-checked.

Hanix owners commonly begin looking for a replacement after gear-oil or hydraulic-fluid leakage, slow travel, or internal wear makes a rebuild less attractive. We supply brand-new OEM-equivalent, highly durable replacement drives for customers who would rather install a complete assembly than gamble on unknown internal wear inside an older motor. Fast U.S. shipping and Lifetime Limited Warranty coverage support the replacement.

Popular Hanix final drive applications include S&B 30, S&B 550, N260-2, S&B 300, and S&B 45. The model selector above includes the full Hanix listing.

Hanix Slow Travel Motor, Leakage & Rebuild Alternatives

A Hanix drive that is merely slow can be caused by more than one issue, while visible gear oil or hydraulic fluid around the motor gives a more specific clue. Check fluid condition, compare track speed from side to side and look for abnormal noise before deciding whether the final drive itself has reached the end of its service life.

Rebuild kits can make sense in limited situations, but worn rotating parts are not corrected by seals alone. If the existing Hanix unit has unknown history, send us the model and motor-tag information and we can help identify the complete new drive listed for the machine.