Hydraulic Pump Drive Shaft for New Holland T6000/T7000 Series and Case IH Puma/Steyr CVT Tractors

Description

When your hydraulic pump starts making noise, loses pressure, or fails completely, that worn drive shaft inside the pump is often the culprit. This shaft works with the hydraulic pump (QTP-43634) that’s rated for 25.67 cc displacement and 210 bar max pressure—the heart of your tractor’s hydraulic system. If you’ve noticed sluggish loader operation or weak hydraulic performance, this shaft replacement could be exactly what you need.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-machined shaft designed for the demanding conditions of modern agricultural hydraulics
• Direct replacement that restores proper pump function and hydraulic pressure
• Built to handle the constant rotation and torque loads these pumps generate
• Quality construction that matches OEM specifications for reliable performance

Built for Real Farm Work

This drive shaft fits a wide range of modern tractors including New Holland T6000 and T7000 series machines, Case IH Puma series tractors, and Steyr CVT 6000 models. These are the versatile row-crop and utility tractors you see everywhere—from dairy farms running loaders to grain operations pulling heavy implements. Whether you’re operating hydraulic remotes, running a three-point hitch, or powering a front-end loader, this shaft keeps your hydraulics working when you need them most.

Made to Last

Hydraulic pump shafts take tremendous stress, spinning constantly while transferring engine power to create the hydraulic pressure your tractor depends on. This replacement shaft is manufactured to handle that punishment, with proper hardening and surface finish to resist wear from the demanding environment inside a hydraulic pump.

Installation Notes

This is an internal pump component, so you’ll need to disassemble the hydraulic pump for installation—definitely a job for someone comfortable with hydraulic system work. When you’re in there, it’s smart to inspect other pump components like seals and wear plates since they all work together. Always use clean hydraulic fluid and follow proper procedures to avoid contamination that could damage the new shaft.