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Power Steering Pump Seal Kit for Agricultural Tractors

Original price was: $27.19.Current price is: $19.08.

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When your power steering pump starts leaking hydraulic fluid all over the engine bay or loses pressure and makes steering a workout, you need to rebuild that pump before it fails completely. This comprehensive seal kit contains all the gaskets, O-rings, and seals you need to bring your power steering pump back to proper operation without the expense of buying a whole new unit.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete seal set designed specifically for power steering pump rebuilding
  • High-quality seals that resist hydraulic fluid breakdown and temperature extremes
  • Precise-fit gaskets that eliminate leaks and maintain proper pump pressure
  • Durable materials that handle the constant pressure cycling of farm work

Built for Farm Conditions

This isn’t some cobbled-together aftermarket kit – it’s a properly engineered system designed specifically for your tractor. Quality seals and precision machining mean this conversion will outlast your tractor, while the hydraulic cylinder provides smooth, proportional assist that won’t overheat or lose effectiveness under demanding conditions. Whether you’re running a compact utility tractor or a full-size row crop machine, power steering makes all the difference during long days in the field or when doing loader work around the farm.

Made to Last

Modern seal materials resist the deterioration that plagued original equipment, meaning less frequent rebuilds. These seals are built to handle the pressure spikes and temperature swings that come with heavy farm use, from cold morning starts to hot afternoon field work.

Good to Know

Power steering pump rebuilding requires some mechanical experience and clean working conditions. Have plenty of rags ready because hydraulic fluid goes everywhere when you disconnect those lines. Before installing the new ram, figure out why the old one failed – check hydraulic fluid for contamination and verify pump pressure. Always flush your hydraulic system with fresh fluid after rebuilding to prevent contamination from damaging your new seals.