Description

Nothing puts a damper on a busy day quite like sluggish hydraulic response or a three-point hitch that barely lifts. When your loader cycles slow or your implement lift can’t handle the weight anymore, chances are your hydraulic pump has lost its edge. This replacement pump restores the steady flow and pressure you need to keep working at full speed, whether you’re loading hay, running a disc, or operating that front-end loader all day long.

What You’re Getting

50-tooth drive gear that matches your tractor’s original specifications exactly
Engineered to deliver the flow rate your hydraulic system needs for responsive operation
Built to handle the pressure demands of modern implements and attachments
Direct replacement design means no modifications or adapters required
OEM-quality construction that stands up to the demands of daily farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump powers the hydraulic systems on Massey Ferguson’s popular mid-range and utility tractors. Whether you’re running a 5425 on hay ground, pulling heavy tillage with a 5465, or handling loader work with a 6460, these are the versatile machines that handle everything from cultivation and planting to harvest and livestock operations. They’re built for steady work and need hydraulic pumps that can keep up.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulic pumps take a beating from pressure spikes, contamination, and constant use. This pump is built with precision-machined components and tight tolerances to maintain efficiency and resist wear. The robust housing handles the vibration and stress that comes with heavy implement work, while the internal components are engineered to provide years of reliable service.

Good to Know

Before installing, make sure your hydraulic system is clean—contamination is the quickest way to kill a new pump. It’s smart to flush the system and replace your hydraulic filter at the same time. The 50-tooth gear meshes directly with your existing drive components, so installation is straightforward for anyone familiar with tractor hydraulics. Prime the pump with clean oil before startup to prevent dry running during initial operation.