Description
When your hydraulic system starts getting sluggish or your loader won’t lift like it used to, a worn hydraulic pump is usually the culprit. Your Deutz tractor’s hydraulic system powers everything from your loader to your three-point hitch, and the leak-off reservoir plays a vital role in keeping it all working smoothly. This reservoir collects return oil from various hydraulic components, allowing air to separate and contaminants to settle. This replacement pump gets your hydraulic flow back where it needs to be, giving you the power to handle heavy implements and keep working when there’s a job to finish.
What You’re Getting
- Direct replacement pump that fits your Agrotron’s hydraulic system perfectly
- Engineered to handle the pressure demands of modern farming operations
- Built to withstand the constant cycling and heat that comes with field work
- Restores proper hydraulic flow for responsive three-point hitch and loader operation
Built for Real Farm Work
This reservoir fits an extensive range of Deutz tractors including Agrotron MKIII series (80-260 HP models), standard Agrotron series, Agrofarm series, Agrotron 4 series, Agrotron 6 series, Agrotron K series, Agrotron L series, Agrotron M series, and Agrotron New series. Deutz tractors are workhorses on dairy farms, row crop operations, and hay fields across the country. From the compact Agroplus models perfect for loader work and feeding cattle, to the big Agrotron MKIII series that can handle 12-row planters and large square balers, these engines need constant oil pressure monitoring.
Made to Last
Utility tractors take a beating, and their hydraulic pumps work just as hard. This gear pump is built with quality materials that stand up to the heat, pressure, and constant cycling that come with farm work. The robust construction ensures reliable performance season after season, even when you’re pushing your tractor to its limits.
Installation Notes
Installation typically involves draining hydraulic oil, disconnecting lines, and swapping reservoirs – about a 1-hour job. Installation requires accessing the transmission housing, so plan for some downtime and have fresh hydraulic fluid on hand for refilling. Make sure to check your hydraulic filter while you’ve got the system apart – a clean filter helps your new pump last longer.
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