Steering Column Gas Strut for Deutz Agrotron 4 & 6 Series Tractors

Description

When your steering column adjustment starts fighting you halfway through a long day in the field, it’s more than just annoying—it’s costing you comfort and productivity. A worn steering gas strut makes every position change a wrestling match instead of a smooth adjustment. This replacement gets your Deutz Agrotron back to the smooth, effortless steering position control it had when it was new.

What You’re Getting

• 130mm stroke length with 400 Newton force rating for precise steering column control
• Sealed construction keeps out dirt and moisture while maintaining consistent pressure
• Direct replacement design fits exactly like your original equipment
• Controlled extension and compression prevents jerky or binding movement
• Built to handle thousands of adjustment cycles without losing pressure

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Deutz Agrotron is built for serious farming—from precision planting with GPS guidance to heavy tillage work that shakes the whole machine. Whether you’re running a compact 4 Series utility tractor around the farmstead or pushing a big 6 Series through tough ground, you need steering that adjusts smoothly so you can find that perfect driving position for any job.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating from constant vibration, temperature swings, and dusty conditions. This gas strut is engineered to maintain smooth operation even after years of daily adjustments. The hardened rod resists wear and scoring while the precision seals keep the internal pressure consistent whether it’s 20 below or 100 degrees in the cab.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward with standard mounting fittings at both ends. Always support the steering column before removing the old strut—it’s heavier than you think and can drop unexpectedly. Gas struts are directional, so note which end goes where during removal. If your steering has been getting progressively harder to adjust, don’t wait until it fails completely and puts extra strain on other steering components.