Description
When you notice dirty or low fluid can cause steering problems that look like valve issues or you’re wrestling with a heavy steering wheel in the middle of plowing season, it’s often a worn steering seal causing the trouble. This hydraulic steering oil seal keeps your power steering fluid where it belongs, preventing leaks that lead to air in the system and that dreaded heavy steering that makes long days in the field downright exhausting.
What You’re Getting
- Premium materials that handle the heat, pressure, and chemical properties of modern hydraulic fluids. The rubber compounds resist hardening and cracking from age and heat cycles
- Correct durometer rating to maintain flexibility while providing positive sealing under high pressure
- Viton construction that outlasts standard seals in tough farm conditions
- Precision fit prevents the wobbling and premature wear that leads to seal failure
Built for Real Farm Work
This seal fits a wide range of Ford New Holland tractors from the compact 2000 series utilities up through the big 7600 workhorses. These tractors power essential farming activities including field cultivation, planting, harvesting, hay production, and livestock management. The hydraulic system operates critical functions such as three-point hitch control, power steering, loader operations, and implement control. Whether you’re making tight turns with a loader full of hay or backing up to a heavy implement, reliable power steering is essential for both productivity and safety.
Made to Last
These seals are engineered from premium materials that handle the heat, pressure, and chemical properties of modern hydraulic fluids. The rubber compounds resist hardening and cracking from age and heat cycles. Each seal features the correct durometer rating to maintain flexibility while providing positive sealing under high pressure. The Viton material stands up to hydraulic fluid breakdown better than standard rubber, giving you longer service life.
Installation Notes
Clean your coupling thoroughly before installation – any dirt or metal particles will damage new seals quickly. Use a seal pick or plastic tool to remove old seals without scratching seal surfaces. Lubricate new seals with clean hydraulic fluid before installation, never use grease. Check your steering system’s fluid level after installation and bleed the system by turning the steering wheel lock-to-lock several times with the engine running. Check fluid level frequently during this process.
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