Description
Nothing’s more frustrating than heavy steering when you’re trying to maneuver around the farm or fighting a wandering tractor in the field. When you’re wrestling with a heavy steering wheel in the middle of plowing season, a leaking power steering pipe can turn a productive day into a frustrating battle. This replacement power steering hose assembly gets your Ford tractor’s hydraulic steering back to smooth, responsive operation so you can focus on the work instead of fighting the wheel.
What You’re Getting
- Single wire braid construction that handles high hydraulic pressures up to 1100 PSI
- Pre-assembled with proper fittings for direct replacement installation
- 31-inch overall length designed specifically for Ford’s power steering system layout
- Quality hose material that resists cracking and deterioration from hydraulic fluid
- Professional-grade assembly that meets the demanding conditions of farm work
Built for Real Farm Work
This hose fits a wide range of Ford tractors from 1957 through 1991, including the reliable 600, 700, 800, and 900 series utility tractors, plus the popular 2000, 3000, and 4000 series machines that are the backbone of many farming operations. This pump fits Ford models 4000, 4600, 5000, 5600, 6600, 7000, and 7600, along with many other Ford tractors in the 2000-7000 series. These are the backbone tractors of American agriculture – from smaller 4000 series machines handling hay and livestock work to the bigger 6600 and 7600 models pulling heavy field equipment.
Made to Last
This isn’t just bent tubing with fittings – it’s a precision-engineered hydraulic component designed to handle the demanding conditions of farm work. The heavy-wall steel construction withstands the 1,000+ PSI pressures your Ford’s power steering system generates. The single wire braid reinforcement prevents ballooning and burst failures that can leave you stranded in the field.
Installation Notes
This is a direct replacement for the original hose assembly – no modifications needed. After installation, bleed the system by turning the steering wheel lock-to-lock several times with the engine running. Check fluid level frequently during this process. While you’ve got the system open, it’s a good time to check your power steering fluid condition and replace it if it’s been a while.
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