Water Pump with Pulley for Massey Ferguson 300/3000/4200/6100 Series & Perkins 4.236/4.248 Engines

Description

When your temperature gauge starts climbing or you notice coolant dripping under your Massey Ferguson, that’s your water pump telling you it’s time for replacement. A failing pump doesn’t just waste expensive coolant—it can lead to catastrophic engine damage that’ll cost thousands. This complete water pump assembly with pulley gets your cooling system back to keeping those hardworking Perkins engines at proper operating temperature.

What You’re Getting

• Complete assembly with factory-matched pulley saves you time and ensures proper belt alignment
• 78mm impeller moves the right amount of coolant to keep your engine running cool under load
• Cast iron housing built to handle the vibration and heat cycles of farm work
• High-quality gaskets and seals included for leak-free operation right out of the box
• Corrosion-resistant coating stands up to farm chemicals and weather

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump fits a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors from the versatile 300 series utility machines to the bigger 6100 series row-crop tractors. Whether you’re running a 365 on hay equipment, using a 4225 for heavy tillage, or depending on a 6140 for planting season, they all need proper cooling to deliver reliable performance when the work needs doing.

Made to Last

This pump features precision-machined components that ensure reliable coolant circulation under all operating conditions. The robust impeller design maximizes coolant flow efficiency, while quality seals and bearings provide long-term durability. The integrated pulley design eliminates the need for separate parts and prevents alignment issues that can cause premature belt wear.

Installation Notes

Drain the cooling system completely before installation and clean all mating surfaces thoroughly. You can use the existing pulley from your original pump if needed. Refill with appropriate coolant mixture and check for leaks after initial operation. While you’ve got the cooling system apart, it’s a good time to inspect hoses and replace the thermostat if it’s been giving you trouble.