Oil Pump Assembly with Screen Filter for Ford 2000 3000 4000 5000 Series Tractors

Description

When your Ford tractor starts losing oil pressure or you hear that dreaded knocking sound, chances are your oil pump is calling it quits. This complete oil pump assembly with integrated screen filter is what keeps your engine’s lifeblood flowing to all the critical parts that make your tractor run. Without proper oil circulation, those pistons, bearings, and valves won’t last long under the demands of farm work.

What You’re Getting

• Complete pump assembly with built-in screen filter saves you from buying separate parts
• Gear-type pump design delivers steady oil pressure whether you’re idling or working hard
• Cast iron construction handles the heat and vibration that comes with real farm work
• Screen filter catches debris before it can damage your engine’s internal parts
• Direct replacement design bolts right in where your old pump came out

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Ford 2000, 3000, 4000, or 5000 series tractor is built to handle everything from hay work and loader jobs to cultivation and general farm maintenance. These utility tractors see all kinds of conditions, from dusty fields to muddy barnyard work. That oil pump runs constantly, making sure every bearing and moving part gets the lubrication it needs to keep working reliably day after day.

Made to Last

This pump assembly features precision-machined internal gears that maintain proper oil flow even after thousands of hours of operation. The integrated screen filter is your first line of defense against contaminants, catching particles before they can circulate through your engine and cause expensive damage. The heavy-duty construction is designed to handle the constant pressure and temperature changes that come with farm equipment use.

Installation Notes

Installing this pump requires pulling the oil pan and some engine disassembly, so it’s a job for someone comfortable working on tractor engines or a qualified mechanic. Make sure to prime the pump before starting by filling the oil galleries and cranking the engine with the ignition off. Always use fresh oil and a new filter when you’re putting in a new pump—it’s cheap insurance for protecting your investment.