Steering Column Gas Strut
Direct-fit steering column gas struts for John Deere, New Holland, Case IH, and Polaris tractors and UTVs. If your steering wheel drops, won’t lock, or feels loose, replace it in 15–30 minutes with basic hand tools — no drilling or special equipment needed. From $31.
Your steering wheel drops, won’t stay locked, or feels loose? That’s a failing steering column gas strut. We stock direct-fit replacements for John Deere, New Holland, Case IH, and Polaris — no drilling, no special tools, and even one-third the price of original parts.
15–30 minute DIY replacement. Check your tractor model below or shop all steering column gas struts →
Find Your Steering Column Gas Strut Vehicle & OEM Number
Don’t know your part number? Use the table below to match your vehicle brand and model to the correct OEM number. If you have the old part, check the number stamped on the cylinder.
| Tractor Brand | Model / Series | OEM Number | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Deere | 3 Series, 5 Series, 6 Series, 7 Series | RE50227, RE151217, AL222225, AL209275, RE152042, AL150755 | Go Shopping |
| New Holland | T2 Series, T3 Series, T6 Series, T7 Series | 87710003, 82036016, 86522914 | Go Shopping |
| Case IH | MUX Series, DX Series, Farmall Series, CPX Series | 82036016, 87710003, 86522914, 224357A1 | Go Shopping |
| Polaris | RGR, RZR, RANGER | 7043810, 7044098, 7043261 | Go Shopping |
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Can’t find your part? Send us your OEM number or vehicle details and we’ll match it for you.
How to Confirm the Right Strut Before Ordering
The safest way to avoid a wrong order is to measure your old steering column gas strut. You need three numbers:
- Extended length — from center of one mounting hole/ball socket to the other, fully extended.
- Stroke — how far the rod travels from fully compressed to fully extended.
- Push force (N) — usually printed on the cylinder label. If not, match by vehicle model.
Installation: What You Need to Know
Most steering column gas struts are direct replacements. No drilling, no special tools.
- Time: Typically 15–30 minutes.
- Tools: Basic hand tools (screwdriver, pliers, sometimes a small pry bar).
- Steps: Support the steering column → remove old strut clips/bolts → install new strut → test tilt and lock.
- Important: Replace both gas struts at the same time if your column uses two, to keep support balanced.
For Repair Shops & Fleets: Bulk Pricing & Warranty
- Bulk pricing: Tiered discounts available for orders of 10+, 50+, and 100+ units. Contact us for a quote.
- Warranty: All steering column gas struts come with a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects.
- Returns: Unused, uninstalled parts can be returned within 30 days. See our return policy for details.
- Total estimated delivery time (processing + transit): 9 – 40 working days for all destinations.
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