Water Pump with Gasket for Massey Ferguson Phaser 1104C Engine – Fits 3400-6400 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re pushing through harvest or trying to get the last field planted before weather moves in, overheating isn’t just an inconvenience – it can shut down your operation at the worst possible time. This water pump keeps coolant flowing properly through your Phaser 1104C engine, preventing the kind of breakdown that leaves you scrambling for a mechanic when every hour counts.

Key Features

• Complete assembly with mounting gasket included – everything you need for a proper installation
• Direct replacement for RE, RG, and RJ series Phaser 1104C engines
• Heavy-duty construction designed specifically for agricultural demands
• Precision-machined impeller delivers optimal coolant flow rates
• Sealed bearings built to handle continuous operation and field vibration

Built for Real Farm Work

Your 3400 through 6400 series Massey Ferguson works hard whether you’re pulling tillage equipment, running a big square baler, or pushing a heavy blade through dirt. These mid-range tractors are the workhorses on countless farms, handling everything from loader operations to PTO-driven implements. This pump ensures your tractor stays cool during the demanding work these machines are built for.

Made to Last

This isn’t just any water pump – it’s engineered for the punishment farm equipment takes. The cast housing resists corrosion from coolant additives and temperature cycling, while the heavy-duty shaft and bearings handle the constant vibration and belt loads that come with agricultural work. Quality seals prevent those annoying coolant leaks that waste antifreeze and create slippery spots around your machine.

Installation Notes

This pump fits all Massey Ferguson tractors with Phaser 1104C engines, including your 3445, 3455, 5445, 5455, 5460, 6445, 6455, 6460, and 6470 models. Drain your cooling system completely before starting, and take time to clean the mounting surface thoroughly – any old gasket material left behind will cause leaks. While you’ve got the system apart, it’s smart to flush the coolant and check your thermostat operation too.