Description

When your hydraulic system starts slowing down or losing pressure, it’s usually telling you the pump needs attention. This high-capacity hydraulic pump delivers a strong 21.5 GPM flow at 2,000 RPM, bringing back the responsive hydraulic power you need for loader work, three-point implements, and remote circuits. With left-hand rotation and standard SAE B mounting, it’s designed to replace worn pumps and get you back to full productivity.

What You’re Getting

High 21.5 GPM capacity handles demanding hydraulic loads without breaking a sweat
Standard 2-bolt SAE B flange mount fits common tractor applications perfectly
7/8 inch shaft with 13-spline design ensures positive drive connection
Left-hand rotation matches many tractor engine configurations
Quality ORB fittings – 1-5/8 inch inlet and 1-5/16 inch outlet for proper flow

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump is perfect for tractors and equipment that need reliable hydraulic flow for loaders, backhoes, three-point implements, and hydraulic motors. The 21.5 GPM capacity provides enough flow for quick loader cycles while maintaining pressure for other hydraulic functions. Whether you’re moving hay bales, running a post hole digger, or operating multiple remotes simultaneously, this pump keeps everything moving smoothly.

Made to Last

Cross pumps are built to handle the demands of agricultural and construction work. The gear-type design provides consistent flow and pressure even after thousands of hours of operation. Heavy-duty internal components resist wear from contamination and pressure spikes, while the robust housing stands up to vibration and temperature extremes you’ll find on working equipment.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement pump that mounts to standard SAE B flanges with the included 2-bolt pattern. The 13-spline shaft connects directly to most PTO or engine drives. Always drain your hydraulic system, change the filter, and use fresh hydraulic oil when installing a new pump – contaminated oil will kill a new pump quickly. Prime the pump before startup to prevent dry running damage.