Description

When you press that hydraulic lever and nothing happens—or worse, it takes three tries to get your implement up—a worn push rod inside your hydraulic pump is usually what’s causing the trouble. This little connecting rod transfers power from your pump’s cam to the piston, and when it gets bent or worn, you lose the lifting force that makes everything work. Getting it replaced means getting your three-point hitch back to snapping implements up like it should.

What You’re Getting

Precision-machined steel rod that transfers cam power to hydraulic piston effectively
Heat-treated construction that resists bending under the constant cycling of hydraulic operation
Exact length specification ensures proper pump stroke and maintains system pressure
Smooth finish that reduces wear on pump cam and follower components
Direct replacement for worn or damaged original push rods

Built for Real Farm Work

These Massey Ferguson and Landini tractors are designed for intensive agricultural operations including cultivation, hay production, livestock management, and loader work. Whether you’re lifting a loaded manure spreader, raising a heavy disk, or running hydraulic top links, this push rod handles the pressure that makes it all possible. It fits the entire MF 100-series family including the popular 135, 165, 175, and 188 models, plus 200-series tractors and the bigger 500 and 600 series machines.

Made to Last

Your hydraulic system cycles thousands of times during a typical work season, and each cycle puts stress on this push rod. This replacement is manufactured to exact factory specifications with proper hardening to resist the constant wear and pressure. The precision-machined finish ensures smooth operation with your pump’s cam and follower, preventing the scoring that shortens pump life.

Installation Notes

This job requires splitting the hydraulic pump, so work in a clean environment to keep contamination out of your system. While you’ve got the pump apart, inspect the cam and piston for wear—metal particles in your hydraulic filter often indicate other pump components are ready for replacement. Fresh hydraulic fluid is essential after any pump work to keep your system running clean and strong.