Description

If you’ve ever wrestled a Ford tractor without power steering through a long day of loader work or tight maneuvering around the barnyard, you know exactly why this hydraulic cylinder matters. When your power steering starts getting sluggish, inconsistent, or just plain quits on you, this replacement cylinder restores the effortless steering that makes your tractor manageable for operators of any age or strength. No more fighting the wheel when you should be focused on the work.

Key Features

Heavy-duty hydraulic cylinder construction handles agricultural hydraulic pressures with reserve capacity
Precision-honed cylinder bore ensures smooth, consistent steering assist without dead spots
Quality seals rated for hydraulic system pressures resist deterioration for fewer rebuilds
Direct replacement design fits original mounting points without modifications
TISCO engineering meets or exceeds OEM specifications for reliable operation

Built for Real Farm Work

This cylinder serves Ford and New Holland tractors across multiple series that form the backbone of American agriculture. Whether you’re running a mid-size utility tractor for hay work and livestock management or operating larger models for field cultivation and heavy transport, power steering makes all the difference when you’re doing loader work, navigating tight spaces, or spending long hours in the seat.

Made to Last

This steering cylinder uses modern manufacturing techniques that often exceed original specifications. The precision-honed bore provides consistent hydraulic action, while quality seal materials resist the wear that plagued original equipment. Chrome rod treatment resists scoring from dirt ingress, and all mounting dimensions match original specs for straightforward replacement.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for your existing power steering cylinder. Before installation, check why your old cylinder failed – common causes include contaminated fluid, worn pump output, or damaged hoses. Address these issues first or your new cylinder won’t last. When connecting hydraulic lines, ensure ports are clean and bleed the system thoroughly after installation to prevent jerky steering.