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Engine Oil Pump Assembly for Ford New Holland Tractors

Original price was: $216.30.Current price is: $154.34.

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When you hear that telltale knocking sound or notice oil pressure dropping on your Ford tractor’s gauge, chances are good your engine oil pump has given up the fight. This cast iron rotor-type oil pump assembly with hex drive is what keeps the lifeblood of your engine circulating, making sure every bearing, cam, and cylinder gets the oil it needs to keep running strong through those long harvest days.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty cast iron construction that handles the constant wear and heat of farm engine operation
  • Rotor-type design delivers consistent oil pressure across RPM ranges from idle to full throttle
  • Hex drive system provides positive engagement with your engine’s camshaft drive
  • Complete pump assembly means no hunting for separate parts or gaskets
  • Built to OEM specifications for reliable fit and performance

Built for Real Farm Work

This oil pump is designed for the demanding world of agricultural engines that might run hundreds of hours between oil changes and operate in dusty, high-heat conditions that would kill lighter-duty pumps. Whether you’re running a utility tractor for daily chores or putting a row-crop machine through heavy tillage work, consistent oil pressure is what keeps your engine from turning into expensive scrap metal.

Made to Last

Cast iron construction means this pump can handle the thermal cycling and constant stress of farm engine operation. The rotor design is simple, reliable, and proven in millions of Ford engines. Unlike gear-type pumps that can wear quickly under heavy loads, this rotor design maintains consistent pressure and flow even as engine hours pile up.

Installation Notes

Installation requires dropping the oil pan and removing the old pump from its mounting position. Make sure to prime the new pump with clean oil before startup, and always use a new gasket when reinstalling the oil pan. It’s worth checking your oil pickup tube while you’re in there – a clogged pickup can starve even the best pump.