When you hear that telltale knocking from the bottom end or notice the oil pressure gauge dropping during field work, your engine’s oil pump is probably telling you it needs attention. This complete oil pump assembly with the built-in lower screen keeps your Ford tractor’s engine properly lubricated, maintaining steady pressure to protect main bearings, connecting rods, and all those other expensive internal parts that make your tractor run.
What You’re Getting
- Complete oil pump assembly that’s ready to install – no hunting for separate screens or gaskets
- Built-in lower screen catches debris before it can damage your engine internals
- Gear-type pump design maintains consistent oil pressure across all RPM ranges
- Quality TISCO construction that meets Ford’s specifications for reliable performance
- Direct replacement for original equipment – fits right where your old pump came out
Built for Real Farm Work
This pump fits a huge range of Ford tractors from the smaller utility models like the 2000 and 3000 series right up through the bigger workhorses in the 5000 and 6000 series. Whether you’re running a compact tractor for hay and livestock work or putting a bigger machine through heavy tillage and planting, these are the tractors that built American agriculture and they all depend on proper oil circulation to keep running strong.
Made to Last
Farm engines work hard – long hours under load, dust, temperature extremes, and constant vibration. This pump is built to handle it all with durable internal gears and a robust housing that maintains proper oil flow even after thousands of hours. The integrated screen design means fewer leak points and better filtration right where it matters most.
Installation Notes
This is a major engine job that requires pulling the oil pan and timing cover, so plan accordingly. Always prime the pump before startup by packing the gears with petroleum jelly or clean engine oil. While you’re in there, it’s smart to replace the oil filter and check your main bearing clearances – no sense doing this job twice if other components are wearing out.
