Worth Clarifying: This Is an Off-Highway Dump Truck, Not a Road Tipper
Komatsu doesn't build road-going PTO tipper trucks — its dump truck product is the HM-series articulated dump truck (ADT), an off-highway mining and construction machine with a 28-30+ tonne payload class, used to haul material within a site rather than on public roads. It's a genuinely different machine from the on-road tipper trucks covered elsewhere on this site (which run smaller PTO gear pumps). If you're running a Komatsu HM-series ADT, this page covers the correct hydraulic pump.
The HM300 (and related HM-series models) is a fully articulated dump truck built for off-highway mining and quarry work — hydraulic power steering with two double-acting cylinders, and a separate hydraulic hoist circuit for the dump body. This is a mining-class machine, not a road tipper truck: if you're looking for a PTO-driven gear pump for an on-road tipper body, see our general Tipper/Dumper page instead, which covers Sauer Danfoss, Eaton, Bosch Rexroth and Parker options for that application.
| System | Function | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Steering & Hoist Control Pump | Power steering (dual cylinders) plus dump body hoist | Genuine Komatsu part — confirm from nameplate |
| Water Pump (engine cooling) | Engine cooling circuit | Part 6251-61-1100 (HM300-2, for reference) |
Confirm your exact HM-series generation (HM300-1 through -5, or other tonnage class) and pump nameplate before ordering — WhatsApp a photo for a precise match.
Measured against Komatsu tolerance — critical given the ADT's articulated steering design.
Tested for smooth, reliable dump body lift and lower function.
Replaced as standard on every unit.
Verified at rated pressure with output documented on the written test report.
We confirm you need the mining-class ADT pump, not a road tipper gear pump, before quoting — avoiding a costly mismatched order.
Refurbishment costs a fraction of new OEM pricing through the dealer channel.
Written test report with actual pressure and flow readings.
Replacement, not repair, if a refurbishment defect appears within warranty.