Description

When your David Brown starts running hot or you hear that telltale gurgling sound from the cooling system, chances are your water pump’s finally giving up after years of faithful service. A failing pump won’t circulate coolant properly, and that’s a surefire way to turn a productive day in the field into an expensive engine overhaul. This replacement water pump gets your cooling system back to keeping that 6-cylinder engine at the right temperature, no matter how hard you’re working it.

What You’re Getting

Direct replacement for original equipment—no modifications or adapters needed
Heavy-duty impeller design that moves coolant efficiently through your engine block
Quality seals and bearings engineered to handle the vibration and heat of farm work
Complete with gasket to ensure a leak-free installation right out of the box
Built to match OEM specifications for reliable, long-lasting performance

Built for Real Farm Work

This water pump is engineered specifically for the 6-cylinder engines found in David Brown 94 Series tractors. These machines are workhorses—whether you’re pulling heavy tillage equipment, running a large mower, or handling loader work around the farm. The cooling system on these tractors works hard to keep that engine at optimal temperature during demanding operations, and a quality water pump is essential for reliable performance when you need it most.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and your cooling system components need to be built accordingly. This pump features robust construction with quality materials that stand up to temperature extremes, constant vibration, and the corrosive effects of coolant over time. The impeller and housing are designed to maintain proper coolant flow even after thousands of hours of operation.

Installation Notes

You’ll need to drain the cooling system completely before swapping pumps—save yourself some time by having fresh coolant ready for the refill. The included gasket should be installed with the sealing surfaces clean and free of old gasket material. After installation, bleed all air from the system and check for leaks before putting the tractor back to work.