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 JOHN DEERE ENGINE PARTS OIL PUMP RE65580 US $115.00 
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 OIL PUMP BRAKE HANDLE CLUTCH STARTER PULLEY FOR HUSQVARNA 136 137 141 142 NEW US $39.89
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 5X OIL PUMP FOR HUSQVARNA 36 41 136 137 141 142 JONSERED CS 2036 2040 NEW HUZTL US $29.89
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 Farmall BN Rowcrop tractor IH oil pump assembly US $44.85
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 Farmall H HV tractor Good working IH belly pump oil filler cap with vent US $21.85
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 New Oil Pump Shaft C7NN6A605A Fits FD 2000, 2310, 2600 US $21.00
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 Kubota L4310 Engine Oil Pump PN: 15471-35012 US $45.00
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 national spencer oil drum pump US $5.00
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 JOHN DEERE LATE A OIL PUMP US $55.00
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 Allis Chalmers WD Oil Pump and Line US $9.99
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 MASSEY FERGUSON TRACTOR 285 595 1080 1085 540 OIL PUMP US $214.70
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 IHC Farmall M engine oil pump US $9.99
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 New Ford Oil Pump Assembly fits NAA Jubilee US $74.80
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 * New Oil Pump Drive Shaft Coupling John Deere A - 730 * US $26.00
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 Farmall 200 Oil Pump *Works Great* US $120.00
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 John Deere 720 730 70 Diesel Oil Pump Drive Gear US $15.00
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 John Deere 720 730 Oil Pump Idler Gear US $125.00
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 Oil pump Oiler Kit Fits STIHL Chainsaw 017 018 MS170 MS180 NEW HUZTL CHAINSAW US $18.89
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 VINTAGE SURGE PISTON TYPE VACUUM PUMP OIL128 FLUID OUNCES BABSON BROS CO CHICAGO US $9.95
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 John Deere Transmission Oil Pump AR96662 US $299.00
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 JOHN DEERE UNSTYLED A OIL PUMP US $50.00
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 Ford 8n oil pump gears US $30.00
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 john deere m mi mt mc 40 oil pump US $.99
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 FARMALL 400 OIL PUMP US $59.99
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 JOHN DEERE H OIL PUMP COVER PLATE US $9.99
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 JOHN DEERE H OIL PUMP US $39.99
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 FORD JCB LEYLAND MARSHALL PERKINS ENGINE OIL PUMP 41314078 US $63.99
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 Original John Deere Model B Oil Pump B201R US $50.00
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 FARMALL IHC TRACTOR M SUPER M 400 450 ENGINE OIL PUMP US $8.99
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 D8NN6600AJ NEW Engine Oil Pump Complete Ford TW10 TW15 TW20 TW25 TW30 TW35 + US $431.01
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 8ft F & W Star 24 & 37 Windmill Oil Pump Plunger & Cylinder, #2584 & # 2684 US $24.99
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 NATHAN OIL PUMP PARTS. OILER antique 15 OZ. NEW YORK US $15.00
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 Ford 600-800-871 Tractor Hydraulic Pump Oil Manifold US $9.00
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 Ford 600-800-871 Tractor Engine Oil Pump Drive Shaft US $3.00
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 Oil Pump Body Assembly w/ Bushing for Ford 8N 2N 9N Part # 8N6603 US $99.95
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 IH 444 oil pump International Harvester US $20.00
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 Kubota B6100 Oil Pump PN: 15261-35010 US $35.00
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 Kubota L225 Engine Oil Pump PN: 15321-35010 US $35.00
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 New Ford Oil Pump Assembly fits several models US $64.99
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 FARMALL CASE IH OIL PUMP 379138R1 379138R91 35A60 560 606 660 656 706 US $108.50
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 Ford Tractor 8N 9N 2N Oil Pump Repair Kit - APN6600A US $45.00
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 John Deere B NOS New Oil Pump Drive shaft US $14.95
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 John Deere Oil Pump for A 50 60 70 B247R US $45.00
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 MASSEY FERGUSON TRACTOR 165 LANDINI OIL PUMP VALVE US $45.60
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 Ferguson OIL PUMP SHAFT & ROTOR, 827501M1, 827501M91,FE35, TEA20 US $119.95
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 MELLING M67C OIL PUMP 1953-54 FORD TRACTOR 134 and 172 C.I. Engines US $95.00
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 JOWETT OIL PUMP ELEMENT DRIVE WOODRUFF KEY PART 50673 US $1.90
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 Used Ford Dexta Engine Oil Pump GC 957E6600C Massey MF35 MF40 MF50 MF135 MF230 US $24.99
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 John Deere Transmission Oil Pump Housing NOS Brand New! US $225.00
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 ALLIS CHALMERS G OIL PUMP GEARS NEW 70800267 70800271 US $186.00
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 FORD OIL PUMP REPAIR KIT 35A52 APN6600B (.75" or 3/4 " Gear Width) FORD 8N US $44.50
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 Oil Pump IH International Farmall 560 Gas or Diesel US $49.99
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 Kubota L5450 Oil Pump PN: 17331-35010 US $35.00
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 Original 1946 John Deere B Oil Pump out of a Running Tractor US $65.00
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 Ford 600 700 800 900 601 701 801 901 2000 4000 Tractor Oil Pump US $60.00
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 New Farmall IHC Oil Pump 379138R91 560 606 660 656 706 US $117.70
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 NEW CESSNA H773142 HYDRAULIC OIL PUMP 2-70 WHITE TRACTOR PARTS US $19.99
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 CASE IH ENGINE OIL PUMP J930338, J926201, J924644, J921067, A77801, J910066, US $144.50
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 MF Oil Pump repair kit for Continental Gas 65 165 175 US $82.15
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 Massey Ferguson Oil Pump repair kit for Continental Gas US $82.15
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 TX14945 - OIL PUMP, OLD STYLE, FOR LONG TRACTOR US $79.00
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 Jensen #13 36 pump jack pitman arm original oil field water well hit miss part US $74.99
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 Allis Chalmers WD45 WD Tractor engine oil pump line US $18.85
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 Oil pump Oiler Kit Fits HUSQVARNA 36 41 136 137 141 142 US $16.89
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 FARMALL M OIL PUMP US $39.99
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 John Deere 520 530 Oil Pump Topper US $10.00
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 Ford tractor 2000,4000 oil pump rebuild kit.new 1962-64 US $37.00
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 Ford tractor NAA,Jubilee oil pump rebuild kit.new US $24.00
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 JOHN DEERE 70 720 POWER STEERING PUMP OIL LINE AR21028R US $35.00
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 GPI 12 Volt Fuel Oil Transfer Pump P-200CG with Meter US $599.99
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 John Deere Transmission Oil Pump Gear Kit AR39164 US $125.35
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 New 24 GPM Gas Powered Waste Oil Pump,Heaters,Burner,Furnace, Moves Cold Oil! US $1,499.00
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 John Deere 70 720 730 Diesel Oil Pump US $99.99
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 New RE20918 Transmission Oil Pump John Deere 4840 4630 4640 4430 4440 4320 4230 US $233.75
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 Case IH Oil Pump 3136429R95 US $199.99
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 Farmall IHC 350 Diesel Eng Continental 193 OIL Pump Repair Kit US $116.00
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 VINTAGE IHC FARMALL CUB TRACTOR ENGINE OIL PUMP # 251398 R1 US $44.99
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 oil injection pump Columbia Par Car 1985 - 1995 US $119.00
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 John Deere B2616R Oil Pump Gear US $21.99
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 John Deere AB4168R Oil Pump Idler Gear US $32.99
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 John Deere A2413R PTO Oil Pump Housing US $49.99
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 Marathon Electric- Oil Burner Pump Motor US $99.99
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 John Deere AB4168R Oil Pump Gear US $32.99
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 E1NN6600DD Ford / New Holland Oil Pump 2000 3000 3600 4000 4600 4610 6600 US $69.99
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 ORIGINAL MASSEY HARRIS 81 TRACTOR ENGINE OIL PUMP - 1945 US $44.99
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 JOHN DEERE 70 OIL PUMP GEAR DRIVE SHAFT A1597R US $35.00
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 New Oil Pump Idler Gear 733551M92 Fits MF 135, 150, 154 US $55.00
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 NEW IH Farmall Cub Lo Boy Oil Pump Body Gasket 251399R1 Fits C60 C 60 Engine US $9.00
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 FARMALL A B C OIL PUMP JOHN 404 569-3093 US $45.00
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 JOHN DEERE B S/N 293293 ALL FUEL OIL PUMP ASSEMBLY 404 569-3093 US $55.00
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 JOHN DEERE B S/N 293293 ALL FUEL CAM FOLLOWER & OIL PUMP DRIVE 404 569-3093 US $35.00
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 John Deere A3358B JD-A Oil Pump 689318 1211 US $54.99
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Oil Pump
A simple guide to Investing in the Oil Market with Online Spread Betting
In the past century many have made their fortune and generated great wealth as the late great billionaire J. Paul Getty did in the form of oil.
The ever increasing demands on oil supply to power today’s energy hungry consumer, continues to grow globally for oil as the energy source of choice for cars, heating, machinery etc. Countries experiencing significant growth cycles such as Russia, Brazil, India and China continue with their increased consumption to fuel their growth ambitions, placing even more demand on the finite oil resources the world has.
While there are still significant oil resources that lay untapped in areas such as Canada/Alaska as extraction of the oil in these areas is only economically viable at the much higher oil prices seen in the past few years.
The impact in 2008 for the retail consumer was well covered by the world media and felt hard by us all globally as the price of oil soared from $85.42 as of Janurary 22nd 2008 to $147.27 in July 11th 2008, at that time many industry experts had predicated oil would continue the established trend and trade at $200 a barrel. The credit crunch and resulting cycle of wealth destruction globally during the second half of 2008 impacted demand for black gold with the price per barrel falling to $32.40 on 19th December 2008. 2008 certainly proved that oil had been through one big roller coaster of a ride. But it’s an opportunity for those in the know - the speculative investor - to make significant gains from trading, or of course to have made significant losses.
Whilst the media attention seems to have drifted away in recent months to focus in on the demise of the banking sector, Oil has been making a spectacular recovery from the $32 December lows to hit $70 in recent weeks, the industry experts are now calling for $85 dollars a barrel whilst others suggest a short term correction may be on the horizon. Whatever the future holds the oil trader and speculator has the opportunity to profit from such moves if their opinion on the direction proves to be correct.
For the retail investor gaining exposure to either NYMEX Crude or BRENT Crude at first may not seem that straight forward, whilst the opportunity to trade Oil Company stocks or purchase Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) (which can provide exposure to oil prices) has traditionally been the only obvious route through your online stockbroker, Financial spread trading and Contracts for Difference (CFD) trading makes accessing these commodity markets relatively straightforward. Investors can then take either long or short positions via the spread bet or CFD and trade the fluctuations in price in this and many other different markets. Spread Betting firms and CFD providers also provide a wide range of market information, charting resources and trading technology which gives the retail investor access to a wide range of information. Some will even provide real time market information for relevant trading data such as the weekly Crude Oil Inventories Update.
Once a week, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) gives us a glimpse into what the future demand for oil is going to be by releasing its Crude Oil Inventory numbers. Traders will look for this sort of information because the amount of oil commercial firms have in inventory impacts the price of oil in quite a predictable way when taken into account with other factors in determining future oil prices.
The Crude Oil Inventories numbver reports the number of barrals of oil that commerical firms have in inventory. Commercial firms report their inventory levels to the EIA on a weekly basis, but the EIA must still make some estimates to arrive at the final number.
Another organisation which has a significant impact on the price of oil is OPEC – the Organisation for Petroleum Exporting Countries.The OPEC is a group of twelve different countries made up of Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Venezuela. The cartel is headquartered in Vienna and hosts regular meetings among the oil ministers of its Member Countries.
According to the statutes of the cartel, one of the main goals is the determination of the best means for safeguarding its interests, individually and collectively. It also pursues ways and means of ensuring the stabilisation of prices in international oil markets, with a view to eliminating harmful and unnecessary fluctuations; giving due regard at all times to the interests of the producing nations and to the necessity of securing a steady income to the producing countries; an efficient and regular supply of petroleum to consuming nations, and a fair return on their capital to those investing in the petroleum industry.
The OPEC issues a Monthly Oil Market Report and a few other bulletins which will again impact on the market pricing which in turn are keenly awaited by oil traders globally.
Whilst trading oil may seem the preserve of an elite group of traders in London, Chicago or elsewhere in the globe, the price of petrol or gasoline directly impacts nearly everyone in the developed world. It impacts the cost of transporting goods and services to every area of the globe and as we saw in 2008, this can have a negative impact both on the price we pay for personal transportation at the pump, but also the cost of basic food and services we rely on in our day to day lives. Although we saw very little pull back in pump prices during the past six months these same experts are predicting that the pump prices are set to rise which in turn could make a big impact to us all.
Some have therefore turned to spread betting and CFDs to hedge their exposure to rising fuel costs by placing medium to longer term trades which pay out if oil prices rise across the globe. This approach can also be made relevant for small as well as medium sized businesses exposed to the oil price moves- from hauliers, farmers and fisherman to practically any business that can be impacted by rising fuel costs. Giant companies have done this for many years,airlines hedging fuel costs to ensure any unexpected sharp rises in crude do not impact their budgetary plans in any fiscal year. In 2008 many haulier firms folded due to the rising cost of fuel but also due to fuel taxes in the UK remaining high - approximately 61% of the cost paid at the pump is tax revenue for the UK government, European haulier firms subject to lower fuel taxation were able to generate a significant competitive advantage against the UK haulage business at this time who were left unable to pass the full cost of rising fuel onto the customers they had.
Beyond hedging, spread betting and CFDs also allow investors the opportunity to trade on oil companies’ stock prices - from the Exxons, Shells and BPs of this world to the smaller exploration outfits, drilling as Getty did over half a century ago for that next 20,000-barrels-a-day oilfield and the opportunity to make some real serious money.
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