Steering Wheel for Deutz 05 Series & Porsche Farm Tractors – 425mm Keyway Type

Description

When your steering wheel has more cracks than a country road and chunks falling off every time you grab it, you know it’s time for a replacement. A busted steering wheel isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s dangerous when you need to make quick turns around obstacles or navigate tight spaces. This 425mm replacement brings back that solid, confident grip your classic Deutz or Porsche tractor deserves.

What You’re Getting

• Large 425mm diameter gives you excellent leverage for manual steering systems
• Keyway mounting locks tight to your 22mm shaft with no slipping or play
• Traditional size matches what your tractor was designed for—less effort per turn
• Durable construction resists cracking and UV damage from years of sun exposure
• Comfortable grip reduces hand fatigue during those long field days

Built for Classic Workhorses

Your Deutz 05 series or Porsche farm tractor represents solid German engineering from when tractors were built to last generations. Whether you’re running cultivation equipment, moving hay, or doing general farm work, these machines need proper steering control. The larger 425mm diameter is what these manual steering systems were designed around—it gives you the mechanical advantage to turn easily even with heavy implements.

Made to Last

This isn’t some flimsy modern replacement that’ll crack after a season in the sun. It’s built with quality materials that can handle the temperature swings, UV exposure, and daily abuse that farm work dishes out. The grip surface stays comfortable whether you’re wearing gloves or going bare-handed, and the construction holds up to the constant flexing and vibration these tractors see.

Installation Notes

Make sure you’ve got a keyway shaft, not splines—they’re completely different systems. You’ll likely need a steering wheel puller to get the old one off, especially if it’s been on there for years. Clean the shaft thoroughly and check that the key fits properly before installing. A thin coat of anti-seize compound makes future removal much easier.