Description

When your John Deere starts making grinding noises from the transmission area or you notice metal shavings in the hydraulic fluid, it’s often the oil pump bearing that’s giving up the ghost. This bearing keeps the transmission oil pump running smooth and quiet, ensuring proper pressure throughout your hydraulic and transmission systems. Without it working right, you’re looking at expensive pump failure and potential transmission damage.

What You’re Getting

Precision-manufactured bearing engineered for high-pressure oil pump applications
Heat-treated construction that handles the constant rotation and pressure loads
Proper fit eliminates the play that causes pump wear and pressure loss
Quality materials resist breakdown from hot transmission fluid

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing supports the oil pump in John Deere 6000, 6010, and 6020 series tractors – machines that handle everything from daily chores around the farm to heavy field work. Whether you’re running a 6010 with a loader all day or putting long hours on a 6420 during planting season, this bearing keeps your transmission and hydraulic systems properly supplied with pressurized oil.

Made to Last

Farm tractors put bearings through the wringer with constant vibration, temperature swings, and heavy loads. This bearing uses hardened steel races and quality materials that stand up to the heat and pressure inside your transmission housing. It’s built to handle the demands of real farm work, not just casual use.

Good to Know

Replacing this bearing typically requires splitting the tractor or removing the transmission, so it’s not a quick weekend job. Most folks take this opportunity to check other transmission components and change the hydraulic fluid. If you’re hearing noise from the pump area, don’t put it off – a failed bearing can destroy the expensive oil pump and leave you stranded during busy season.