Description

When your steering starts feeling loose or your tractor wants to wander down the road, it’s often this inner ball joint that’s worn out. This little but mighty component is what keeps your front wheels connected to your steering system, and when it goes bad, you’ll know it right away. Sloppy steering isn’t just annoying—it’s dangerous when you’re pulling heavy implements or driving on public roads.

What You’re Getting

Precision-machined ball and socket that eliminates steering play and restores tight control
Heavy-duty construction built to handle the constant loads from steering inputs and road shock
Direct replacement that fits exactly like your original—no modifications needed
Quality materials that resist wear from dust, moisture, and the vibration of farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

Your 240, 362, and 4200 series Massey Ferguson tractors are versatile workhorses used for everything from cultivating row crops to running a front-end loader around the farmyard. These machines need precise steering for safe operation whether you’re backing up to a hay wagon, maneuvering between buildings, or maintaining straight lines during field operations.

Made to Last

This ball joint features forged steel construction that stands up to the extreme forces generated during steering, especially when you hit a pothole or need to make quick maneuvers. The precision-machined surfaces maintain tight tolerances while allowing smooth movement, and quality seals keep contaminants out so the joint keeps working season after season.

Installation Notes

Use proper ball joint separation tools—hammering can damage components and compromise your safety. Always torque the castle nut to specification and use a new cotter pin. After installation, have your front-end alignment checked to prevent premature tire wear and ensure your tractor tracks straight.