Cab Door Gas Strut 500mm 155N for John Deere 20/5020/6000-6030/7000-7030/8000/9000 Series Tractors

Description

There’s nothing more annoying than a cab door that won’t stay open when you’re trying to climb in with an armload of tools, or worse – one that slams shut on you while you’re half in and half out. A failing door strut isn’t just inconvenient – it’s a safety hazard when that heavy cab door comes crashing down unexpectedly. This 500mm gas strut with 155 Newton force rating brings back that smooth, controlled door operation your John Deere had when it was new, holding your door securely open every time.

What You’re Getting

• 155 Newton force rating provides the exact lifting power needed for these heavy cab doors without being too weak or too strong
• 500mm length matches factory specifications perfectly for proper door travel and positioning
• Heavy-duty sealed construction maintains consistent pressure through all weather conditions and thousands of daily cycles
• Ball joint connections snap right onto existing mounting points – no modifications needed
• Critical safety note: Always verify the exact Newton rating of your existing gas strut before ordering to prevent door damage or glass breakage

Built for Real Farm Work

From compact 20 series tractors doing loader work around the barnyard to big 9000 series machines pulling heavy implements, John Deere designed similar door systems across their lineup. This strut works on everything from compact 5E series tractors doing loader work to big 7R machines pulling planters. Whether you’re getting in and out dozens of times during feeding, checking fields, or moving between jobs, this strut handles the constant use that farm life demands.

Made to Last

The internal sealing system maintains consistent pressure even through temperature extremes, and it’s designed to provide smooth, controlled movement whether you’re opening the door on a cold morning or closing it on a hot afternoon. This gas strut is engineered to handle the constant use that farm equipment doors get.

Good to Know

Replacing door struts is one of the easiest fixes you’ll do on your tractor – usually just pop off the old ones and snap on the new ones. Hold the door while removing the old strut – without support, it’ll swing down fast. Never attempt to repair or modify gas struts – they contain pressurized gas and must be replaced as complete units. Pro tip: if one strut has failed, the other is probably not far behind, so consider replacing both at the same time.