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Heavy-Duty Drag Link Track Rod End for MF 165-290 Series and 50B Industrial Tractors

Original price was: $83.71.Current price is: $43.77.

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When your tractor starts wandering down the road or you’re fighting to keep it straight during fieldwork, a worn drag link is usually the culprit. This heavy-duty replacement eliminates the sloppy steering and play that develops over time, bringing back the precise control your Massey needs for accurate cultivating, loader work, or any job where you need to put the tractor exactly where you want it.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty construction that handles the forces these bigger tractors generate
  • Precision track rod ends that eliminate steering play and wandering
  • Direct replacement design maintains factory steering geometry
  • Compatible with both agricultural and 50B industrial models for mixed fleets
  • Reinforced assembly built to last through years of demanding use

Built for Heavy-Duty Work

These Massey Ferguson models—from the reliable 165 loader tractor to the powerful 290 pulling big implements—put serious stress on steering components. Whether you’re working a feedlot with a 265, row-cropping with an 185, or doing construction work with a 50B industrial, this drag link ensures your steering inputs translate directly to the wheels without delay or wandering.

Made to Last

Bigger tractors mean bigger forces on every steering part. This drag link uses reinforced construction that won’t flex or develop play prematurely like lighter-duty alternatives. The track rod ends are engineered to maintain tight tolerances through years of hard use, keeping your steering responsive season after season.

Installation Notes

Check which end type your specific model requires before installation. Use proper separating tools to avoid damaging the taper seats when removing the old drag link. While you’ve got the steering apart, it’s a good time to inspect tie rod ends, steering cylinder, and steering box adjustment since these heavier tractors stress all steering components.