The Same Pump Used on Kawasaki Truck-Mounted Cranes
The DX225LC and DX225-9, a 22-tonne class excavator, run a Kawasaki K3V112DTP — the identical pump model we cover on our dedicated K3V112DTP page for truck-mounted crane through-drive applications. The "P" (through-drive) capability isn't wasted on this excavator either; it's a genuine feature of the base pump architecture, not something specific to only one application.
The K3V112DTP genuinely appears across two very different equipment types — the DX225LC excavator covered here, and truck-mounted cranes with PTO tandem-pump mounting. This isn't a coincidence of naming; it reflects how a proven pump platform gets adapted across applications that share similar hydraulic demand, even when the surrounding machine looks nothing alike. If you're sourcing for a DX225LC, you're effectively drawing from the same supply base as Kawasaki's broader K3V112DTP market.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Pump Model | Kawasaki K3V112DTP |
| Applicable Models | DX225LC, DX225-9 |
| Equipment Class | 22-tonne excavator |
| Shared With | Kawasaki truck-mounted crane applications |
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Measured against Kawasaki's original K3V112DTP tolerance specification.
Checked even on the excavator application, since this is a genuine functional feature of the DTP architecture.
Replaced as standard on every unit.
Verified at rated pressure, output documented on the written test report.