1865012M1

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When your Massey Ferguson's hydraulic pump starts making noise or you're losing hydraulic pressure, the culprit is often worn internal components like the end plate bushing. This small but critical part helps maintain proper clearances inside the pump, keeping everything running smooth and tight. Without it in good shape, you'll notice sluggish hydraulic response, erratic pressure, or complete pump failure right when you need your three-point hitch or loader most. What You're Getting Precision-machined bushing that maintains proper hydraulic pump clearances for optimal performance Durable construction designed to handle the constant pressure cycles and contamination challenges of farm work Part of the MK1, MK2, and MK3 hydraulic pump systems used across multiple Massey Ferguson series Direct replacement component that works seamlessly with other pump rebuild parts Built for Real Farm Work This bushing is designed for a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors from the compact 100 Series utility machines through the powerful 600 Series row-crop tractors and even the big articulated 1200 and 1250 models . Whether you're running a small operation with a 135 or moving serious dirt with a 4270, this bushing keeps your hydraulic pump internals properly aligned and sealed. Made to Last Hydraulic pumps work hard every day, handling thousands of pressure cycles while dealing with contaminated fluid and temperature extremes. This bushing is manufactured to handle those demanding conditions, maintaining its dimensional stability and wear characteristics season after season. The proper metallurgy and surface finish ensure it mates correctly with other pump components. Good to Know When replacing the bushing, it's smart to inspect other related pump parts for wear since they all work together . Most experienced mechanics recommend doing a complete pump rebuild when internal wear becomes evident, as replacing just one component often leads to premature failure of the new part. Always use clean hydraulic fluid and change your filters when doing pump work.