A hydraulic motor transforms hydraulic energy into rotary mechanical energy applied to a resisting object by means of a shaft connected with the motor. They closely resemble hydraulic pumps in construction and size. The difference being, instead of pushing the fluid as the pump does, in a hydraulic motor the rotating elements (i.e. vanes, gears, pistons, etc.) are pushed by the oil pressure to enable the motor shaft to rotate and thus develop the necessary turning torque and continuous rotating motion.

Types of Motors:

Hydraulic motors are classified as:
1.Uni-directional, or
2.Bi-directional.

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