Steering Column Gas Strut for Deutz Agrotron 4 and 6 Series Tractors – 400N 130mm

Description

When you’re spending long days in the cab, the last thing you want is a steering column that won’t adjust properly or locks up when you try to tilt it. This gas strut handles the load of the steering column on Deutz Agrotron tractors, giving you that smooth adjustment you need to find the perfect driving position whether you’re cultivating corn or unloading grain.

What You’re Getting

• 400N force rating provides just the right support for smooth column adjustment without being too stiff
• 130mm length fits exactly where your original strut goes – no modifications needed
• Heavy-duty construction handles the constant cycling of adjustments over years of use
• Gas-charged design maintains consistent support even in temperature extremes
• Direct replacement saves you time and gets your steering wheel positioned right where you need it

Built for Real Farm Work

This strut fits your Deutz Agrotron 4 and 6 series tractors – the workhorses you’ll find on dairy operations, grain farms, and mixed farming operations across the country. Whether you’re running a 4.70 on feed duties or putting a 6.45 through heavy fieldwork, proper steering column adjustment keeps you comfortable and productive during those marathon days of planting, cultivating, or harvest.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and steering components are no exception. This gas strut is built to handle the vibration, temperature swings, and constant use that comes with agricultural work. The internal seal technology keeps the gas pressure consistent, so your steering column adjustment stays smooth season after season.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – the strut mounts with pin connections at both ends just like the original. When replacing, it’s a good idea to adjust your steering column to the middle of its travel range before removing the old strut. This makes installation easier and reduces stress on the mounting points. If your steering column has been sticking, check the pivot points for debris while you’ve got things apart.