Left Hand Track Rod End 170mm for Massey Ferguson 135, 240 Power Steering Models – 7 Hole Adjustment

Description

If you’ve ever fought with a power steering tractor that wanders all over the road or needs constant steering corrections, you know how frustrating loose steering can be. This left-hand track rod end is specifically designed for the power steering systems in MF 135 and 240 tractors, restoring that smooth, precise control that makes long days in the field or on the road so much easier.

What You’re Getting

• Shorter 170mm length designed specifically for power steering models
• Seven precision adjustment holes let you dial in perfect toe-in settings
• Heavy-duty construction handles the unique forces of power steering systems
• Left-hand thread prevents loosening during operation
• 15mm diameter push-in design for secure, reliable connection

Built for Real Farm Work

Power steering transformed these Massey tractors from workout sessions into precision tools. Whether you’re maneuvering tight spaces with a loader, making endless turns while tedding hay, or just trying to reduce fatigue during those long field days, this track rod end ensures your power steering delivers the smooth control it was designed for without constant fighting.

Made to Last

Power steering systems put different stresses on components than manual steering, and this track rod end is built to handle those hydraulic forces without developing play. The multiple adjustment holes let you fine-tune alignment as other components wear, keeping everything working together properly for minimal tire wear and optimal handling.

Good to Know

This 170mm length is critical for power steering models—manual steering tractors use different specs entirely. Before you remove the old end, note which adjustment hole you’re using so you can set the new one close to the same spot. Use proper pullers to avoid damaging steering arms, and after installation, check your power steering fluid level. If you’re still getting wandering after replacing both track rod ends, it might be time to look at your steering box adjustment or power steering cylinder.