Hydraulic Pump Shaft Needle Bearing for Massey Ferguson 100-600 Series Tractors

Description

When your hydraulic pump starts making noise or your loader gets sluggish, the problem often comes down to a small but critical part—the needle bearing that supports the pump shaft. This precision needle bearing provides critical support in hydraulic pump assemblies for Massey Ferguson tractors, handling high radial loads while keeping your hydraulic system running smoothly through the constant vibration and shock loads of agricultural work. Don’t let a failed bearing shut down your operation when you need it most.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-ground needle rollers and hardened steel races that provide superior load distribution for longer service life in demanding conditions
• Exact 5/8″ inner diameter, 13/16″ outer diameter, and 1/2″ depth dimensions for perfect fit in your hydraulic pump shaft housing
• Low-friction design reduces heat generation and power loss while maintaining smooth pump operation
• Sealed construction protects against contamination and moisture that can destroy bearings in dusty field conditions

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing is essential for Massey Ferguson tractors across the 100, 200, 300, 500, and 600 series used in diverse agricultural operations from small farm duties to large-scale commercial farming, powering through demanding applications including tillage, planting, harvesting, hay operations, and livestock management. It’s particularly important for tractors with high operating hours or those used in demanding applications like heavy tillage or loader work.

Made to Last

The needle bearing design offers exceptional radial load capacity while maintaining minimal radial space requirements, making it perfect for the tight confines of hydraulic pump housings. The hardened steel construction is built to handle the pressure spikes and constant loads that come with running hydraulic implements day after day.

Installation Notes

Before installation, thoroughly clean the bearing housing and inspect for wear, scoring, or damage that could affect bearing performance, and verify proper shaft tolerances and alignment to prevent premature failure. Use appropriate bearing installation tools to prevent damage during assembly and ensure proper seating. If you’re rebuilding the pump, this is the perfect time to replace all the bearings while you’ve got everything apart.