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Outer Power Steering Ram Pin for New Holland TM /T6 /T7 Series Tractor Steering Systems

Original price was: $29.14.Current price is: $19.19.

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When your New Holland starts wandering on the road or you’re fighting the steering wheel during loader work, worn steering ram pins are often the culprit. This outer ram pin connects your steering cylinder to the steering linkage, and when it gets sloppy, you lose that precise control you need for safe operation. Whether you’re maneuvering around buildings or making tight turns with heavy implements, this pin keeps your steering responsive and predictable.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-machined pin that eliminates play in your steering system
  • Heavy-duty steel construction that handles the constant forces of hydraulic steering
  • Exact OEM specifications for proper fit and smooth operation
  • Works with related components like circlip 43975 and spacer 43974

Built for Real Farm Work

Your New Holland TM series, T6 series, and T7 series tractors are serious machines that handle everything from cultivation to loader work. These mid to high-horsepower tractors need precise steering when you’re operating in tight spaces, working on slopes, or maneuvering heavy front-mounted equipment. The power steering system uses hydraulic pressure to make steering effortless, but it all depends on tight connections like this pin.

Made to Last

This isn’t just a steel pin—it’s a precision component that must handle tons of force while allowing smooth movement. The hardened steel construction resists wear from constant pivoting, and the machined surfaces ensure proper clearances that won’t develop play over time.

Installation Notes

Accessing steering components usually requires removing panels and may need special tools to press out old pins. If you’re doing a complete steering refresh, consider the full steering pin kit 44093 which includes related hardware. Don’t ignore steering problems—worn pins can lead to complete loss of steering control, which is dangerous no matter what you’re doing with the tractor.