Description

When your hydraulic system starts acting sluggish or you’re hearing that telltale whine from the pump, it’s time to get back to full power. This main hydraulic pump is the heart of your tractor’s hydraulic system, providing the pressure and flow needed to run everything from your loader to your three-point hitch. A worn pump doesn’t just slow you down—it wastes fuel and puts extra strain on the entire hydraulic circuit.

What You’re Getting

45 to 57 cc displacement that delivers the flow your implements demand without working overtime
250 bar operating pressure handles heavy loads while maintaining system safety
3000 RPM rating matches your engine’s peak power band for maximum efficiency
Built to OEM specifications so it fits right and works like the original from day one
Temperature-tested design keeps working in everything from frosty mornings to blazing summer days

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump fits a wide range of New Holland tractors from the T6000 series utility models up through the bigger T7 series row-crop machines, plus Case Maxxum and Puma tractors that share the same hydraulic architecture. Whether you’re running a front loader on hay ground, powering a heavy disk through stubble, or cycling remote valves on a planter, this pump provides the steady pressure and flow these modern tractors were designed around.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulic systems take a beating, especially when you’re switching between implements or running multiple circuits at once. This pump’s precision-built internals handle pressure spikes and contamination better than cheaper alternatives, giving you the reliability you need when there’s work to be done. The robust construction matches what came on your tractor from the factory.

Good to Know

When installing this pump, always change your hydraulic filter and use fresh hydraulic fluid—old oil full of metal particles will kill a new pump fast. If you’re dealing with sluggish hydraulics, also check your compensator valve (part number 44159) since these two components work together to regulate system pressure. Take your time bleeding the system completely after installation to avoid erratic operation.