Description

When your combine’s hydraulics start acting sluggish during harvest—header won’t lift quick enough, grain tank auger slows down when you need it most, or your cleaning fan isn’t responding like it should—it’s usually your hydraulic pump telling you it’s time for a replacement. This hydraulic pump delivers the reliable power your Massey Ferguson 40 Series combine needs to keep all those hydraulic functions working smoothly when every hour counts during harvest season.

What You’re Getting

Delivers 10.5 imperial gallons per minute at 1500 RPM for strong hydraulic flow when you need it
11-spline drive shaft matches your combine’s original equipment specifications exactly
Gear-type design provides consistent pressure and flow for all hydraulic functions
Built to handle the demanding duty cycles of harvest operations without losing power
Direct replacement that bolts in using original mounting points

Built for Harvest Work

Your Massey Ferguson 40 Series combine is designed to handle serious grain harvesting, and this pump keeps all the hydraulic systems running at peak performance. From powering the header lift and reel drive to operating the grain tank auger and cleaning system adjustments, this pump ensures every hydraulic function responds quickly and reliably during those long harvest days when downtime isn’t an option.

Made to Last

Combine hydraulic pumps take a beating during harvest season—constant cycling, temperature swings, and the vibration that comes with processing tons of grain. This pump is built with precision-machined internal components and heavy-duty housing that stands up to the demands of commercial harvesting operations. The gear-type design maintains consistent output even after thousands of operating hours.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement for your original pump—no modifications needed. Before installation, flush your hydraulic system if the old pump failed to remove any contamination that could damage the new unit. Check your pump drive coupling while you’re in there, as a worn coupling can cause premature pump failure. Most operators can swap this pump in a few hours, but make sure to prime it with clean hydraulic oil before startup to prevent dry running.