Description

There’s nothing quite like the frustration of sluggish hydraulics when you’re trying to get work done. Whether your three-point hitch is moving like molasses or your loader feels weak and unresponsive, a worn hydraulic pump can turn productive days into slow, aggravating slogs. This MK III hydraulic pump with bent lever configuration gets your Massey Ferguson running strong again, delivering the reliable hydraulic power you need for all those demanding farm tasks.

Key Features

MK III design with bent lever configuration – note that part 6140 has a straight lever, so make sure you order the right one for your setup
Built to handle the constant pressure demands of three-point hitch operation, loader work, and remote hydraulic functions
Durable gear-type construction that delivers consistent flow and pressure even under heavy loads
Direct replacement design that mounts up exactly like your original pump without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

Your 4200 or 4300 series Massey Ferguson wasn’t built for light duty – these are serious utility tractors that handle everything from hay operations and loader work to heavy cultivation and implement operation. Whether you’re running a 4215 for smaller farm tasks or pushing a 4370 through demanding fieldwork, this pump provides the hydraulic muscle to power your three-point hitch, loader functions, and remote outlets that keep your operation running efficiently.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics take a beating from pressure spikes, contaminated fluid, and constant use, but this pump is engineered to handle whatever your operation throws at it. The precision-machined internal components maintain tight tolerances for efficient operation, while the robust housing stands up to the vibration and stress that comes with serious farm work.

Installation Notes

Make sure you’ve got the right lever configuration before you start – this pump has the bent lever, while part 6140 comes with a straight lever. Always change your hydraulic filter and use fresh fluid when installing a new pump, and take time to properly bleed the system to prevent air pockets that can damage your new pump. A little extra care during installation pays off with years of reliable service.