Description

When your Landini starts lifting implements slow as molasses or the three-point barely budges under load, chances are your main hydraulic pump is calling it quits. This is the heart of your hydraulic system—the component that converts engine power into the hydraulic pressure that runs your loader, operates your three-point hitch, and powers your remote outlets. Without a properly functioning pump, you’re stuck with a very expensive paperweight when there’s work to do.

What You’re Getting

Direct replacement pump designed specifically for your Landini’s hydraulic demands
Reliable flow and pressure output to restore full hydraulic function across all circuits
Heavy-duty construction built to handle the constant cycling of farm work
Precision manufacturing ensures proper fit without modifications or adapters
Quality internals resist wear from hydraulic fluid contamination and pressure spikes

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump fits an impressive range of Landini models from the compact 30 series utility tractors through the big 80 series row-crop machines. Whether you’re running a 6830 on hay ground, using an 8550 for heavy cultivation, or operating an 8880 for grain work, this pump delivers the hydraulic power these Italian-built workhorses need for everything from loader work to three-point operations.

Made to Last

Landini tractors are known for their durability, and this replacement pump matches that reputation. The robust construction handles the pressure cycles, temperature swings, and occasional contamination that come with real farm use. Quality seals and precision-machined components ensure this pump will give you years of reliable service.

Installation Notes

Replacing a main hydraulic pump is a significant job that requires draining the hydraulic system and may involve splitting the tractor. Most folks leave this one to their mechanic, but if you’re tackling it yourself, make sure to replace the hydraulic filter and consider a complete fluid change—old fluid often contains wear particles that can damage your new pump. Prime the system carefully and check for leaks before putting it back to work.