Power Steering Supply Pipe for Massey Ferguson 100 & 200 Series Tractors

Description

That hard steering that has you fighting the wheel all day usually means your power steering pipe is leaking or damaged. That whining power steering pump or weak steering assist usually means you’ve got a leak somewhere, and this high-pressure pipe is often the culprit. This power steering pipe connects your pump to the system, delivering the hydraulic pressure that turns back-breaking manual steering into smooth, fingertip control – especially important when you’re working long days or handling heavy front-end loads.

What You’re Getting

• This isn’t just any hydraulic line – it’s specifically designed for the high pressures in power steering systems. The steel construction and proper wall thickness handle pressure spikes without ballooning or bursting like inferior lines.
• Professional-grade fittings seal properly without over-tightening, preventing both leaks and damaged pump connections.
• Works with kit 1492 power steering systems.
• Route exactly as original to avoid kinks or rubbing.

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Massey Ferguson 100 or 200 series with power steering makes everything easier – from loader work around the barn to maintaining straight rows while cultivating. These mid-size tractors handle diverse tasks where steering effort really matters, like maneuvering with a full loader bucket, making tight turns at row ends, or just reducing fatigue during those 12-hour planting days. When this pipe fails, you’re back to armstrong steering, and that gets old fast.

Made to Last

When you depend on power steering for daily operations, quality components like this keep you working instead of wrenching. The professional-grade construction handles the high-pressure hydraulic system demands while resisting the wear that comes from farm work vibration and weather exposure.

Installation Notes

Route exactly as original to avoid kinks or rubbing. Clean fitting threads thoroughly before installation – contamination causes leaks and pump damage. Don’t over-tighten fittings; they seal with precision, not force. Bleed system completely after installation to remove air. Check fluid level and top off with correct hydraulic fluid. Most mechanics complete this job in under an hour.