Description

There’s nothing worse than fighting with a rear window that won’t stay open when you need ventilation or visibility behind the tractor. When your rear window starts getting heavy to lift, won’t hold position, or slams shut unexpectedly, a worn gas strut is usually the culprit. This replacement strut brings back the smooth, controlled operation you need to easily adjust your rear window and keep it securely positioned wherever you want it.

What You’re Getting

220N force rating delivers just the right amount of lift assistance for smooth window operation
585mm length with 255mm ram travel provides full range of motion for any window position
Universal compatibility across multiple major tractor brands saves time on parts sourcing
Weather-sealed construction resists dirt, moisture, and temperature swings
Controlled operation prevents window slamming and potential glass damage

Built for Real Farm Work

This gas strut works across a wide range of popular tractors from Ford New Holland 35, 40, 60, TL, TM, and TS series to Fiat M and L series, Case IH MXM models, and Deutz, Valtra, and other major brands. Whether you’re running cultivation equipment that kicks up dust, operating during hot weather when every bit of airflow counts, or backing up to implements where rear visibility matters, a properly functioning rear window makes your workday more comfortable and safer.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and gas struts are no exception. This one’s engineered to handle the constant vibration, temperature cycling, and weather exposure that comes with agricultural work. The sealed construction keeps dirt and moisture out while maintaining consistent pressure and smooth operation season after season.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that typically involves supporting the window, removing the old strut from its ball joint mounting points, and snapping the new one into place. Always support the window during installation to prevent it from dropping unexpectedly. Consider replacing gas struts in pairs if both are showing wear for balanced window operation.