Orbital Unit for New Holland T6000/T7000 Series and Case Maxxum/Puma Tractors

Description

When your power steering starts feeling like you’re arm wrestling the tractor, especially during loader work or tight headland turns, your orbital unit is likely wearing out. This handy part is the heart of the power steering system, metering hydraulic flow for effortless control and located between your steering wheel and hydraulic system where it takes constant use and pressure cycles. When internal seals wear, you’ll experience heavy steering, especially at low RPM, fluid leaks below the steering column, or intermittent steering that works sometimes but not others.

What You’re Getting

• Precise hydraulic flow metering that restores effortless steering control
• Direct replacement orbital unit built to handle the demands of modern farm work
• Quality construction designed to withstand millions of steering cycles
• Proper fit for both New Holland T6000/T7000 series and Case Maxxum/Puma models

Built for Real Farm Work

This orbital unit fits the versatile mid-range tractors that form the backbone of many farming operations – from T6 series utility tractors handling loader work and cultivation to the bigger T7 series pulling heavy implements. These 115-210 horsepower tractors often accumulate high hours where steering reliability becomes critical, with compatibility spanning New Holland T6 series, T7.170-210, and Case Maxxum 115-145 models.

Made to Last

Each seal is manufactured from materials that resist hydraulic fluid breakdown while maintaining flexibility through millions of steering cycles, with every seal needed for complete rebuilding ensuring all wear points are addressed. The unit’s built to handle the hydraulic pressures and temperature cycles that come with demanding farm conditions.

Installation Notes

Installation demands extreme cleanliness as contamination causes immediate failure – thoroughly flush the steering system before installation. Center steering wheel precisely during installation and bleed system completely as air pockets cause erratic steering response. If you’re not comfortable with hydraulic work, this is a good job for your dealer or hydraulic shop.