Raymond Auxiliary Motor – RA1259921-500 (NEW)

Raymond builds this auxiliary motor for its electric lift truck line, where it drives a secondary function separate from the main traction system. On a reach truck or order picker, an auxiliary motor most often powers the hydraulic pump that runs lift, lower, and reach, converting battery current into the mechanical work those functions demand. It is a genuine Raymond assembly, matched to the electrical and mounting requirements of the truck it was cataloged for, so a technician replacing a failed unit works with the same motor specification Raymond originally fitted.

An electric motor wears at the brushes, bearings, and commutator over a long duty cycle, and a motor that runs hot, draws high current, or turns slowly under load is signaling the end of its service life rather than a fault elsewhere in the circuit. Match the mounting face and shaft configuration to the pump or drive it couples to before installing, since Raymond fields more than one auxiliary motor across its lineup.