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Left Hand Hydraulic Pump with 7 /8 Inch Shaft and Hydraulic Fitting Kit

Original price was: $520.93.Current price is: $415.34.

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When your hydraulic system starts getting sluggish or making noise, it’s usually telling you the pump needs attention. A failing hydraulic pump can turn simple jobs into all-day ordeals, leaving you fighting slow loader cycles and weak three-point response when there’s work to get done. This TISCO replacement pump delivers 21.5 GPM of flow with left-hand rotation to get your system running strong again.

What You’re Getting

  • High-capacity 21.5 GPM flow rate delivers plenty of hydraulic power for demanding operations
  • Left-hand rotation design matches your original equipment specifications exactly
  • Standard 7/8-inch shaft fits common tractor hydraulic systems without modification
  • Complete with hydraulic fitting for ready installation out of the box
  • TISCO quality construction built to handle the daily demands of farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump brings the flow you need for responsive hydraulics whether you’re operating a loader, running three-point implements, or powering hydraulic motors on balers and mowers. The 21.5 GPM capacity provides quick loader cycles and smooth implement control, while the gear-type design delivers consistent pressure under heavy loads. It’s the kind of reliable power your operation depends on during busy seasons.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulic pumps take a beating, and this one’s engineered to handle it. The robust gear construction provides steady flow and pressure even when you’re pushing hard with heavy implements or working in dusty conditions. Quality internal components resist wear and contamination to keep your hydraulics running season after season.

Good to Know

Before installing any hydraulic pump, make sure your system is clean – contamination is what kills pumps fast. If your old pump failed, flush the system to remove any metal particles. Check your pump drive coupling for wear while you’re in there, and prime the new pump with clean hydraulic oil before startup. Most operators can handle this swap in a couple hours with basic tools.