D0NN600G Hydraulic Gear Pump for Ford Tractor 5000, 5100, 5200, 7000, 7100, 7200

The D0NN600G Hydraulic Gear Pump is a robust and reliable hydraulic component specifically designed for use in Ford tractors, including models 5000, 5100, 5200, 7000, 7100, and 7200. This tractor hydraulic pump plays a critical role in the hydraulic system by generating the necessary hydraulic pressure to operate attachments, lift systems, and other hydraulic mechanisms on the tractor. Constructed from durable materials, it is designed to withstand the demanding conditions of agricultural and industrial applications.

D0NN600G Hydraulic Gear Pump Specifications

Benefits of Hydraulic Gear Pump for Ford Tractor

1. Consistent Hydraulic Performance: The hydraulic gear pump ensures a steady and reliable flow of hydraulic fluid, providing consistent pressure for operating implements and attachments. This reliability is essential for maintaining peak performance in heavy-duty agricultural and industrial operations.
2. Durable and Long-lasting Design: Made from high-quality materials, tractor hydraulic pumps are built to withstand harsh working conditions, including extreme pressures and temperatures. Their durability minimizes downtime and reduces the need for frequent replacements or repairs, saving time and money.
3. Enhanced Operational Efficiency: By delivering smooth and efficient hydraulic power, the hydraulic pump maximizes the tractor's overall efficiency. This allows operators to complete tasks such as lifting, tilting, and steering with minimal effort and improved precision.
4. Compatibility with Multiple Ford Models: The tractor hydraulic gear pump is designed to fit a range of Ford tractor models, such as the 5000, 5100, and 7000 series. Its versatility ensures it can be used across different tractors, making it a cost-effective choice for farmers with diverse fleets.
5. Supports Heavy-duty Applications: The hydraulic gear pump's ability to handle high-pressure workloads makes it ideal for demanding tasks, such as plowing, hauling, and heavy lifting. This capability ensures the tractor can operate efficiently in both agricultural and industrial settings.
6. Improved Safety and Control: With a properly functioning hydraulic pump for tractor, operators can maintain better control over their equipment, ensuring safer operation. Smooth hydraulic responses reduce the risk of jerky movements, enhancing stability during precision tasks like loading or grading.

How to Select the Right Tractor Hydraulic Pump

• Flow Rate: The flow rate, measured in gallons per minute (GPM) or liters per minute (LPM), determines the volume of hydraulic fluid the pump delivers. Assess your tractor’s hydraulic system requirements, including the demands of implements like loaders or backhoes. A higher flow rate supports faster operation of hydraulic components, but exceeding system capacity can cause inefficiencies or damage.
• Pressure Rating: The pressure rating, typically in pounds per square inch (PSI) or bars, indicates the pump’s ability to handle system resistance. Ensure the pump’s maximum pressure aligns with or exceeds the tractor’s hydraulic system requirements. For example, heavy-duty tasks like lifting require higher pressure.
• Displacement: Displacement, measured in cubic inches or cubic centimeters per revolution, defines the pump’s fluid output per cycle. Fixed-displacement pumps provide consistent flow, while variable-displacement pumps adjust flow for efficiency. Match displacement to your tractor’s engine power and hydraulic demands.
• Mounting Style: The pump’s mounting style must match the tractor’s design, typically flange or direct-drive mounts. Common configurations include SAE-standard flanges or PTO-driven mounts. Verify the tractor’s mounting interface, bolt pattern, and space constraints. Incorrect mounting can lead to misalignment, vibration, or premature wear.
• Shaft Size: The pump’s shaft size, including diameter and length, must align with the tractor’s drive system. Measure the shaft diameter and ensure compatibility with the tractor’s output shaft. Mismatched sizes can cause slippage, reduced power transfer, or mechanical failure.
• Shaft Type: Shaft type, such as splined, keyed, or tapered, affects how the pump connects to the tractor’s drive. Splined shafts are common for PTO-driven pumps, while keyed shafts suit direct-drive systems. Confirm the tractor’s shaft type and ensure the pump’s shaft matches to prevent connection issues or power loss during operation.