Description

When your tractor’s oil pressure starts dropping or you’re hearing that dreaded knock from the bottom end, it’s time to get serious about your oil pump. This gear-type oil pump kit delivers the reliable lubrication your Ford and New Holland tractor engines need, keeping oil flowing where it needs to go when you’re putting in those long days. Nothing ruins a harvest season faster than a seized engine.

What You’re Getting

High-capacity gear-type design that provides consistent oil pressure across all RPM ranges – whether you’re idling or running full throttle
Complete kit with all necessary components for proper installation – no hunting for missing parts
Built to capture debris and contaminants before they can circulate through the engine, protecting bearings and other critical parts
Durable cast iron construction designed to handle high operating temperatures and pressures typical of farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit is designed for Ford and New Holland tractors equipped with gear-type oil pumps – the workhorses that handle everything from hay operations to cultivation. These versatile utility tractors are commonly used for small to medium-scale farming operations, where reliable lubrication is essential during demanding field work. Before ordering, make sure your tractor hasn’t been converted to a rotor-type pump system.

Made to Last

This professional-grade pump features precision-engineered internal gears that deliver optimal oil flow rates under all operating conditions. The robust construction ensures consistent performance while reducing engine wear and extending service life, even during heavy workloads and temperature extremes.

Installation Notes

This pump requires engine disassembly and should be installed by qualified technicians familiar with Ford tractor engines. Always use fresh engine oil and replace the oil filter when installing. Prime the pump before startup by filling oil galleries and turning the engine over several times with ignition disabled. It’s also smart to check your oil pressure with a mechanical gauge after installation to make sure everything’s working properly.