Description

When you’re running your Ford New Holland hard through long days—whether it’s pulling heavy implements, running the PTO at full throttle, or pushing through tough ground conditions—your engine oil pump is what keeps every moving part protected. This is the heart of your lubrication system, circulating oil to bearings, pistons, and all those critical components that make your tractor run. When it starts failing, you’ll notice dropping oil pressure, engine knock, or that sickening feeling when the oil light comes on during a busy day.

What You’re Getting

High-volume oil circulation design that maintains proper pressure under varying load conditions
Durable cast iron construction built to withstand the demanding conditions of agricultural work
Precision-manufactured gears provide smooth, quiet operation and extended service life
Direct replacement for factory oil pump with exact mounting specifications
Quality construction that handles extended PTO operation and heavy draft loads

Built for Real Farm Work

This oil pump fits a wide range of Ford New Holland tractors from utility models up through high-horsepower field machines. These are the workhorses handling everything from row crop farming and hay operations to heavy tillage and loader work. Whether you’re running a 7810 on row crops, an 8730 pulling a big disk, or a TW35 on heavy draft work, this pump delivers the oil flow these engines need to stay protected under demanding conditions.

Made to Last

Farm engines work harder than most, and this oil pump is engineered to handle it all. The robust internal components maintain consistent oil pressure even after thousands of hours, while the corrosion-resistant finish protects against moisture and contaminants. Engine vibration, temperature swings, and extended operation don’t faze this pump—it’s built for the long haul.

Good to Know

This is a job for your mechanic unless you’re comfortable with engine teardown and timing procedures. Professional installation ensures proper alignment and oil system priming. Always use manufacturer-specified oil grades and change intervals to maximize pump life. If you’re having oil pressure issues, check your oil level and condition first—sometimes a simple oil change can save you from unnecessary repairs.