Description

When your power steering starts feeling sluggish or you’re fighting the wheel just to make a turn, this control valve might be the culprit. This power steering valve is what regulates hydraulic flow to your steering system, giving you that smooth, effortless control you depend on during long days in the field. If it’s worn or sticking, you’ll know it every time you try to maneuver around tight spots or make precise passes.

What You’re Getting

Two-stud mounting configuration for secure, vibration-resistant installation
Precision-machined valve body that maintains proper flow control under all conditions
Direct replacement design – bolts right in where your old valve came out
Built to handle the constant pressure cycling that power steering systems demand

Built for Real Farm Work

These Massey Ferguson models are workhorses across diverse farming operations including row crop cultivation, hay production, livestock farming, and general farm maintenance. The 165 series became legendary for durability and versatility, while larger models like the 275-290 series provide increased power for heavy field work, loader operations, and demanding implement applications. Whether you’re running a loader, pulling heavy implements, or doing precision cultivating work, this valve ensures your steering responds when you need it most.

Made to Last

This valve is built to handle the demanding conditions that farm tractors face every day. The machined steel body resists wear from hydraulic fluid contamination, while internal components are designed to maintain proper sealing even after thousands of pressure cycles. It’s the same quality you’d expect from factory equipment.

Good to Know

This is the 2-stud version – if you need the 3-stud configuration, that’s part number 62810. Installation requires basic hydraulic system work, so have your hydraulic fluid ready and plan to bleed the system properly after installation. A clean work area is essential since any contamination in the hydraulic system can cause premature valve failure.