Load Sensing Hydraulic Pump for New Holland T6/T6000 Series and Case Maxxum/MXU Tractors

Description

When your hydraulics start groaning under load or just won’t lift like they used to, it’s usually your pump telling you it’s ready for retirement. This replacement hydraulic pump brings back the strong, responsive hydraulic power your New Holland T6 or Case Maxxum needs, whether you’re running a front loader, powering implements, or operating multiple remotes at once. No more watching implements move like molasses when you’ve got work to finish.

What You’re Getting

• Load sensing design that automatically adjusts flow based on demand, saving fuel and reducing heat buildup
• 25.67cc displacement with 210 bar maximum pressure rating handles the heaviest implements without breaking a sweat
• 3000 RPM speed rating matches your tractor’s original specifications exactly
• Precision-engineered internal components for consistent pressure and flow under demanding conditions
• Direct replacement design fits original mounting points without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump fits right into T6 and T6000 series New Holland tractors along with Case Maxxum and MXU models – the versatile workhorses that handle everything from loader work and three-point operations to running multiple hydraulic remotes. These machines bridge the gap between utility and row-crop tractors, often doing both jobs on the same farm, and this pump is engineered for that kind of versatility.

Made to Last

The load sensing technology prevents wasteful constant high-pressure operation that burns up pumps and components. This pump is built with quality materials that handle the pressure cycling, temperature swings, and constant use that come with farm work. When properly maintained, it’ll provide thousands of hours of reliable hydraulic power.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic pump replacement requires cleanliness and attention to detail – any contamination entering the system will damage your new pump. Plan on draining the hydraulic system completely and replacing filters and fluid. Prime the new pump completely with clean hydraulic fluid before startup – never run even momentarily without fluid as hydraulic pumps don’t forgive dry running.