Description
Nothing’s worse than fighting with a heavy sunroof hatch when you need ventilation during dusty field work or trying to prop it open with whatever’s handy in the cab. When your cab’s sunroof won’t stay open or slams shut unexpectedly, this replacement gas strut is the fix you need. This 240mm gas strut delivers the precise 200N pressure rating to keep your sunroof operating smoothly and safely, whether you’re opening it for airflow on hot days or just need it to hold position while you work.
What You’re Getting
- This 240mm strut fits Deutz D-series, DX80-250 models including DX4.10-8.30 variants, Agroprima series, and Intrac tractors. The 200N pressure rating is calibrated for these specific roof weights.
- This gas strut uses nitrogen gas charges that maintain consistent pressure across temperature extremes – from cold morning starts to hot afternoon sun beating on the cab roof.
- Direct replacement that works with existing mounting brackets and hardware
- These roof hatches also serve as emergency exits, making reliable struts a safety requirement.
Built for Real Farm Work
Your Deutz DX-series tractors from DX80 through DX250, along with Agroprima and Intrac models, feature cab sunroofs that provide essential ventilation during hot field work. Whether you’re spreading fertilizer, cultivating dusty fields, or just need fresh air during long days, a properly functioning sunroof makes the difference between comfortable operation and a miserable experience. These tractors handle everything from loader work to field cultivation, and good cab ventilation keeps you alert and comfortable during those long hours.
Made to Last
This gas strut is designed to handle the constant cycling and harsh conditions that come with farm life. The sealed nitrogen charge maintains consistent pressure through temperature swings, dust, and vibration. Built with quality materials that resist corrosion and wear from daily use on demanding equipment like your Deutz tractors.
Installation Notes
Replace both struts at the same time – they wear at similar rates and mismatched struts cause uneven lifting. Clean mounting points before installation and check for bent brackets that could bind new struts. Test operation through full range before considering the job complete. Pro tip: a drop of silicone spray on the rod extends seal life but avoid petroleum-based lubricants that damage seals. If your sunroof has been propped open with makeshift supports, check the hinges for damage before installing new struts.
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