Power Steering Cylinder 3A161-62920 Tie Rod End for Kubota M105 M9000 M95 M110

Power Steering Cylinder 3A161-62920 Tie Rod End for Kubota

This power steering cylinder tie rod end, with OEM cross-reference number 3A161-62920, is a direct replacement component that connects the steering cylinder to the drag link, translating hydraulic force into precise wheel movement for Kubota tractors. This tie rod end for Kubota ensures responsive and reliable steering control, reducing steering play and maintaining proper alignment during heavy use.

Overview

This power steering cylinder 3A161-62920 tie rod end for Kubota is a critical steering linkage component designed for agricultural tractors. It provides a secure pivot point between the steering cylinder and the steering arm, enabling smooth and accurate turning. This tie rod end is built to handle the demanding conditions of field work, offering dependable performance for Kubota M-series tractors.

Built For Performance

• Precision-machined stud and socket for a tight, rattle-free fit
• Dust boot protects the joint from dirt, debris, and moisture
• Heat-treated steel construction for high strength and wear resistance
• Threaded shank allows for easy adjustment of toe-in and steering geometry
• OEM cross-reference 3A161-62920 ensures dimensional accuracy

Fits These Machines

• for Kubota M105
• for Kubota M9000
• for Kubota M95
• for Kubota M110

On-The-Job Use

• Replaces worn or damaged tie rod ends during steering system overhaul
• Used in field preparation, loader work, and other tasks requiring precise maneuvering
• Maintains steering accuracy during transport and heavy tillage operations

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: How do I know if this tie rod end fits my tractor model? A: Compare your original part number to 3A161-62920 and check your tractor's serial number range, as model variations can occur. The fitment list covers common M-series models, but verifying with your machine's specific data is always recommended.

Q: What are signs that my steering cylinder tie rod end needs replacing? A: Common symptoms include excessive steering play, uneven tire wear, or a clunking noise when turning. Replacing a worn tie rod end restores steering precision and prevents further damage to the steering linkage.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.