Water Pump for Case IH 234 & 244 Compact Tractors – 1962912C1
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Case / International compact tractors | 234 |
|---|---|
| 244 |
Product Overview
The water pump keeps coolant circulating through the small diesel engine and radiator. Seal leakage, rough/noisy bearings or shaft play can lead to overheating and coolant loss, especially when the tractor is working at sustained load.
Replacement catalogs cross 1962912C1 with additional water-pump references and associate the same pump family with several compact-tractor applications. Because these older tractors can have engine substitutions or serial changes, the casting, hub and mounting pattern should be compared to the original.
Key Features & Performance
- Case IH reference 1962912C1
- Cooling-system service for compact Mitsubishi-powered tractors
- Direct replacement style for a worn/leaking mechanical water pump
- Useful during overheating repairs when pump failure is confirmed
Part Numbers & Specifications
- Part number: 1962912C1
- Cross-reference seen in replacement catalogs: 1273085C91
- Component: engine water pump
Before You Order
Verify the tractor serial number and the Mitsubishi engine/pump configuration. Check the radiator, thermostat, belt and coolant condition during any overheating repair.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are common water-pump symptoms?
Coolant leakage, bearing noise, shaft play and overheating are typical signs.
Does 1962912C1 fit every 234/244?
Use the parts diagram and compare the pump because serial/build changes can occur.
Should the thermostat be replaced automatically?
Not necessarily; test/inspect it and replace only if service condition warrants it.