Description
When you’re handling heavy implements or running multiple hydraulic functions at once, you need a hydraulic pump that can keep up with the demand. If you’ve noticed your loader getting sluggish, your three-point hitch struggling to lift, or multiple functions competing for power, it’s time for a pump that delivers consistent flow and pressure where you need it most. This closed circuit load sensing pump brings back the responsive hydraulic performance your Massey Ferguson was designed to have.
What You’re Getting
- Closed circuit load sensing design that adapts power to actual demand, saving fuel and reducing heat
- High 110 L/min flow rate provides plenty of capacity for running multiple functions smoothly
- Load sensing technology delivers hydraulic power precisely where it’s needed without waste
- Direct replacement design fits your existing mounting points and connections
- Built to OEM specifications for reliable long-term performance
Built for Real Farm Work
This pump powers the hydraulic systems on Massey Ferguson tractors from the versatile 5400 series utility machines up through the big 8200 series row-crop tractors. Whether you’re running a front-end loader, operating a backhoe, powering remote cylinders, or handling heavy three-point implements, this pump provides the flow and pressure to get the job done right. These are the tractors handling everything from livestock operations and hay production to row crop farming and heavy tillage work.
Made to Last
The closed circuit design means this pump runs cooler and more efficiently than older open-center systems, extending service life and reducing maintenance. Built with precision components and quality seals, it’s engineered to handle the constant pressure cycling and varying loads that come with modern farm work. The load sensing feature reduces wear by only producing the hydraulic flow you actually need.
Good to Know
This is a direct replacement, but make sure your hydraulic system is clean before installation – contaminated fluid is the fastest way to damage a new pump. Consider changing your hydraulic filter and flushing the system if you’ve had pump problems. The load sensing system requires proper calibration, so having your dealer handle the installation ensures everything works like it should from day one.
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