Power train of a loader hydraulic circuit.

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Power train of a loader hydraulic circuit involves the transmission of power through hydraulic fluid to drive the loader's movement.

The power train typically consists of a hydraulic pump, hydraulic motor, and various valves and hoses.
The hydraulic pump draws in fluid from a reservoir and pressurizes it to drive the hydraulic motor.
Valves control the flow and direction of the hydraulic fluid to enable the loader's movement.
Hoses connect the components of the hydraulic circuit and allow the fluid to flow between them.
Example: In a loader hydraulic circuit, the hydraulic pump may be driven by the engine to provide power for lifting and lowering the loader's arms.

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