Description

When your tractor starts struggling to pull fuel or you notice air bubbles in the fuel lines, it’s time to look at that fuel lift pump. These 1004.4 engines are known for reliability, but they generate serious heat under load. A failing water pump doesn’t just risk overheating; it can cause catastrophic engine damage that costs thousands to repair. This mechanical fuel pump keeps diesel flowing steadily from your tank to the injection pump, making sure your engine gets the fuel it needs when you’re pulling heavy loads.

What You’re Getting

Solid 4-bolt mounting design with precise 44mm x 25.4mm spacing that bolts right up to your engine block
Mechanical diaphragm operation that keeps working even when electrical systems give you trouble
1/2 UNF threaded fittings that connect to standard fuel lines without adapters
Heavy-duty construction that handles the vibration and heat cycles of farm work
Complete with mounting gasket so you’re ready to install

Built for Real Farm Work

Your 4200, 4300, 6200, or 8200 series Massey Ferguson works hard – pulling tillage equipment, running balers, or powering feed mixers. This pump also fits Case IH, McCormick, and Landini tractors with the same Perkins 1004.4 Phaser engine. Whether you’re working ground, baling hay, or running a loader all day, consistent fuel delivery keeps your tractor running strong when the work gets tough.

Made to Last

Mechanical diaphragm fuel pumps provide superior reliability compared to electric fuel pumps because they operate without electrical components that can fail in harsh agricultural environments. The cast housing and precision-engineered diaphragm handle temperature swings and constant engine vibration without missing a beat. This pump maintains steady fuel pressure throughout your engine’s RPM range.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with basic hand tools, but make sure the fuel system is depressurized first. Clean all fuel lines thoroughly before installation. Prime the system completely to avoid air locks. The 4-bolt pattern lines up exactly with your engine’s mounting holes, and the included gasket ensures a proper seal. While you’ve got the fuel system open, it’s a good time to replace your fuel filters too.