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Track Rod End for Case IH 43, 44, 45, 56 & CS Series Tractors

Original price was: $107.98.Current price is: $55.47.

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When your tractor starts wandering down the road or you feel that loose, sloppy steering that makes precise work nearly impossible, it’s time to check your track rod ends. These little but mighty steering components take a beating from road vibration, field impacts, and the constant push and pull of implements. A worn track rod end doesn’t just make steering feel loose—it can throw off your whole front-end alignment and lead to uneven tire wear that costs you money.

What You’re Getting

  • 180mm overall length with M22 x 1.5 right-hand threads for precise fit
  • Heavy-duty construction that handles the stress of farm work and road travel
  • Quality ball joint design provides smooth steering response and long service life
  • Direct replacement that restores your tractor’s original steering geometry
  • Built to withstand dust, moisture, and the constant movement of daily farm operations

Built for Real Farm Work

This track rod end fits a solid lineup of Case IH utility and mid-range tractors that handle everything from hay operations to row crop work. The 43 and 44 series are dependable utility machines perfect for loader work and general farm duties, while the 45 and 56 series tractors bring more power for heavier field operations. The CS series rounds out the compatibility with modern features for today’s farming demands.

Made to Last

Farm equipment steering components face tough conditions—from bouncing down gravel roads to the constant jarring of field work. This track rod end uses quality materials and precise manufacturing to handle those stresses while maintaining the tight tolerances your steering system needs. The threaded design allows for proper adjustment during installation, helping you maintain correct alignment for even tire wear.

Good to Know

Track rod ends typically wear in pairs, so if one side is worn out, the other probably isn’t far behind. Consider replacing both sides at the same time to avoid another breakdown during a busy season. After installation, have your front-end alignment checked—it’s cheap insurance that’ll save you from premature tire replacement and keep your tractor tracking straight and true.