Description

When you’re wrestling with hard steering on your David Brown, it’s often that little ball peg on the power steering ram that’s worn out. The hydraulic system powers everything from your three-point hitch to power steering, and clean oil is what keeps it all working right. This small but crucial part connects the ram to your steering linkage—when it’s worn, you lose the precise steering control that makes these tractors such a pleasure to operate.

What You’re Getting

Direct replacement ball peg that fits your power steering ram perfectly
Quality construction that handles the constant articulation of steering
Proper fit and finish that eliminates the play and slop from worn parts
Durable materials that resist the wear that comes from daily farm use

Built for Real Farm Work

These David Brown tractors are workhorses for mixed farming—whether you’re cultivating, baling hay, running a loader, or managing livestock. From the smaller 1210 and 1212 models perfect for chores around the barnyard to the bigger 1490 and 1594 tractors that handle serious field work, they all depend on smooth steering to get the job done right.

Made to Last

This ball peg is built to handle the constant movement and pressure that comes with power steering operation. The machined surfaces provide smooth articulation while resisting the wear that eventually takes out the original parts. It’s designed to work with your David Brown’s hydraulic system for years of reliable service.

Installation Notes

This is a straightforward replacement that connects to your existing steering ram assembly. You’ll want to inspect the rest of your steering components while you’re in there—worn tie rod ends or steering box play can make even new parts feel sloppy. A little grease on the connection points during assembly helps everything move smoothly.