Mechanical Fuel Lift Pump for Ford New Holland T4/T5/T6/TLA/TSA and Case JXU Series

Description

When your tractor starts stumbling or losing power, especially on slopes or when the fuel tank gets low, chances are your fuel lift pump isn’t doing its job. This little workhorse sits between your fuel tank and injection pump, making sure diesel flows steady and strong no matter what angle you’re working at or how much fuel you’ve got left in the tank.

What You’re Getting

• Mechanical operation that works without any electrical connections—one less thing to go wrong
• Reliable diaphragm design that handles the constant pumping action season after season
• Built to resist diesel fuel and temperature swings that would kill a cheaper pump
• Direct replacement that bolts right in where your old pump was mounted
• Quality seals that keep fuel flowing where it should and not leaking where it shouldn’t

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump fits a wide range of mid-size tractors that handle the bulk of the work on most farms. Whether you’re running a T4 series utility tractor for loader work around the barn, a T5 handling hay equipment, or a bigger T6 pulling planters and cultivators, this pump keeps fuel flowing reliably. The TSA and TLA models these pumps fit are popular choices for custom operators and larger farms where dependability matters.

Made to Last

Farm fuel systems take a beating from vibration, temperature swings, and the occasional batch of questionable diesel. This pump’s built with materials that handle exposure to diesel fuel and the constant flexing that comes with engine-driven operation. The diaphragm stays flexible through hot summers and cold mornings, keeping fuel flowing when you need it most.

Good to Know

Before you install the new pump, clean out your fuel lines and replace your fuel filter—there’s no point putting a clean pump on a dirty system. Make sure all connections are tight to prevent air leaks that can cause hard starting or rough running. Prime the system according to your manual after installation, and keep an eye out for any leaks during your first few hours of operation.