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Hydraulic Pump Seal Kit for Case IHC 84, 85, 95 Series and CX Tractors

Original price was: $54.36.Current price is: $36.19.

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When your hydraulic pump starts leaving puddles under the tractor or your three-point hitch gets sluggish from internal leakage, you need this complete seal kit to get things back to proper working order. This seal kit is designed for hydraulic pump QTP-3843, the workhorse that powers your hydraulics on a wide range of Case IHC tractors. Stop wasting expensive hydraulic fluid and losing lifting power – this kit contains every seal needed to rebuild your pump properly.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete seal kit with all seals and gaskets needed for a full hydraulic pump rebuild
  • High-quality seals that resist modern hydraulic fluids and temperature extremes
  • Restores full pump pressure for proper three-point hitch and loader operation
  • Direct replacement seals – no modifications or workarounds needed
  • Professional-grade materials that handle the demands of daily farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit works with the hydraulic pump found in Case IHC 84 Series, 85 Series, 95 Series, and CX Series tractors, along with their McCormick counterparts. Whether you’re running a 584 on loader duty, using an 885 XL for heavy field work, or operating a CX90 for row crop farming, this seal kit restores the hydraulic performance these versatile tractors are known for.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics take a beating with constant pressure cycles, temperature swings, and contamination from daily use. These seals are built to handle that punishment, maintaining their flexibility and sealing ability through thousands of operating hours. Quality materials resist the additives in modern hydraulic fluids while standing up to the heat generated by hard-working hydraulic systems.

Installation Notes

Plan on 3-4 hours for a complete rebuild, and cleanliness is absolutely critical – any contamination will destroy new seals quickly. Replace all seals even if some look okay since they’ve all seen the same service hours. Use assembly lubricant on seals during installation, and after the rebuild, change your hydraulic filter and fluid to remove any contamination that might have built up.