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Hydraulic Piston Pump for John Deere 40 and 50 Series Tractors

Original price was: $632.17.Current price is: $395.05.

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When your hydraulics start feeling sluggish or you need more lift power for that heavy implement, chances are your hydraulic pump is telling you it’s time for replacement. This 8-piston hydraulic pump delivers the reliable pressure your John Deere needs to handle everything from three-point hitch work to loader operation. With 23cc displacement, it’s sized just right to keep your hydraulics responsive without overtaxing your engine.

What You’re Getting

  • 8-piston design provides smooth, consistent hydraulic flow with less pressure pulsation than gear pumps
  • 23cc displacement delivers adequate flow for most implements without wasting engine power
  • Built to handle the demands of daily farm work – from lifting hay bales to powering hydraulic cylinders
  • Direct replacement design mounts in the original location without modifications
  • Quality construction that holds up to the temperature swings and vibration of field work

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump fits a wide range of John Deere 40 and 50 series tractors that have become the backbone of many farming operations. Whether you’re running a 1040 utility tractor for chores, using a 2650 for hay work, or operating a 3050 for row crop farming, this pump provides the hydraulic power these versatile machines were designed to deliver.

Made to Last

Hydraulic pumps take a beating in farm service, and this one’s designed to handle it. The piston design runs smoother and quieter than gear pumps while providing more consistent pressure. Quality seals and precision-machined components mean it’ll keep working through countless hours of operation.

Good to Know

Before installation, make sure to drain and flush your hydraulic system completely – old contaminated fluid will kill a new pump fast. Replace your hydraulic filter at the same time, and use only clean, fresh hydraulic fluid during fill-up. Prime the pump properly before starting to avoid dry-run damage.