Fiat Tractor Hydraulic Gear Pump Replacement – 5131170 5180273

GBC-5131170 — Fiat Tractor Hydraulic Gear Pump Replacement – 5131170 5180273

One of the practical challenges in sourcing hydraulic pump replacements for Fiat tractors is the dual-numbering system that arose from Fiat’s agricultural division transition into the New Holland brand during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The same physical pump was often carried forward under both a Fiat OEM reference and a New Holland service reference, creating two parallel part numbers for the same component. The {sku} covers exactly this scenario: OEM references 5131170 (original Fiat number) and 5180273 (New Holland supersession or cross-reference) both confirm fitment of this replacement pump.

The {sku} is the aftermarket equivalent of the Fiat/New Holland 5131170 and 5180273 hydraulic gear pump. Having two confirmed OEM cross-references means that parts dealers stocking the {sku} can serve customers presenting either number, reducing the need to carry separate stock for each reference. For the full range of Fiat and New Holland compatible hydraulic pumps, visit the GBC homepage.

Dual OEM Reference — Fiat and New Holland Crossover

The coexistence of 5131170 and 5180273 as valid references for the same pump reflects the Fiat-to-New Holland brand transition that occurred when Fiat’s agricultural equipment division was absorbed into Case New Holland. During this period, many parts were re-catalogued under new part numbers while the physical components remained identical. Understanding this dual-numbering context is essential for dealers operating parts lookup systems that may only show one of the two numbers depending on which catalogue generation they are using.

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Fiat and New Holland Crossover Parts Strategy for Dealers

Agricultural parts dealers who serve both Fiat legacy fleet customers and New Holland customers benefit from understanding which Fiat pump references were carried forward into the New Holland parts system. This knowledge allows them to stock a single SKU — like the {sku} — that satisfies demand from customers presenting either number. For a dealer with mixed Fiat and New Holland customer base, this consolidation can meaningfully reduce the number of hydraulic pump SKUs required to serve the full customer fleet.

The 5131170/5180273 combination is one of the cleaner examples of this crossover — both numbers refer to a pump that remained mechanically unchanged across the brand transition. Customers who have found their tractor’s pump listed in both systems can order the {sku} with confidence that it will fit regardless of which catalogue they referenced. Contact our team for multi-number Fiat/New Holland pump cross-reference support.

Installation Notes and Dual-Reference Ordering Guidance

When ordering the {sku}, verify that your existing pump carries either 5131170 or 5180273 on the body. If your parts system shows only one of these numbers, confirm with our team that the physical pump dimension matches — in the rare case that 5180273 was applied as a New Holland number to a different pump specification, dimensional verification will catch any discrepancy before installation.

Installation follows standard Fiat hydraulic pump procedure: clean mating faces, pre-fill with fluid, torque fasteners to spec, and prime at low idle before applying implement load. Change the hydraulic filter at the same time for best results. For multi-unit ordering or dealer terms, contact us via the contact page.

About GBC

GBC is a specialist supplier of aftermarket agricultural and industrial hydraulic components, operating across Australia and key global markets. With a manufacturing background spanning gear pumps, hydraulic cylinders, power transmission components, and tractor drivetrain parts, GBC provides OEM-grade replacement parts with flexible order quantities and competitive lead times. Our sourcing team works directly with certified factories to ensure every unit meets or exceeds original equipment specifications. Learn more on our About Us page, or browse our full range at the GBC homepage.

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