Description

When you’re wrestling with heavy steering while running a front loader or working in tight spaces, it’s time to get that power steering back where it should be. A worn power steering ram makes every turn a workout and takes the precision out of careful work around buildings or when hooking up implements. This heavy-duty replacement ram brings back that fingertip control that makes long days bearable and loader work safe.

What You’re Getting

Heavy-duty construction built stronger than standard replacements to handle real farm stress
Universal left/right design means one part covers both sides of your tractor
Direct bolt-in replacement that fits just like the original without modifications
Compatible with rebuild components including piston rod and seal kit for future service
Built to handle the side loads and pressure spikes that come with loader and heavy implement work

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Massey Ferguson 240 or 300 series tractor likely spends its days doing the kind of work that puts serious stress on steering components. Whether it’s maneuvering a loaded bucket around the barn, making tight turns at row ends, or holding a straight line while pulling heavy implements, these tractors work hard. This ram is built with thicker cylinder walls and stronger end fittings than lighter units, designed specifically for tractors that earn their keep.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and steering components get some of the worst of it. This heavy-duty ram uses quality seals and precision machining to handle the constant pressure cycles and occasional shock loads that come with real-world use. The robust construction means fewer rebuilds and more time working instead of fixing.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that bolts right in where your old ram was. If you’re handy with hydraulics, it’s a straightforward job – just make sure to bleed the system thoroughly afterward. Having individual components available means you can rebuild this ram down the road instead of replacing the whole thing, which saves money and keeps you working when time matters most.