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Female Ball Joint End for TISCO Universal Power Steering Cylinders

Original price was: $18.75.Current price is: $10.46.

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When you’re rebuilding a power steering cylinder or replacing worn ends, this female ball joint end is the critical connection piece that screws onto your cylinder rod. With 11/16 inch internal threads, it provides the secure attachment point between your steering cylinder and the rest of your steering linkage. A worn or damaged ball joint end means sloppy steering at best and complete steering failure at worst—problems you definitely don’t need when you’re in the middle of field work.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision 11/16 inch internal threads that screw securely onto your cylinder rod
  • Heavy-duty ball joint construction that handles steering loads without binding
  • Direct replacement for TISCO universal power steering cylinders D8NN3A540AB-HD and D8NN3D547AB-HD
  • Quality materials and construction designed to handle the constant movement and pressure of hydraulic steering

Built for Real Farm Work

This ball joint end fits TISCO’s universal power steering cylinders that are used in retrofitting older tractors with modern hydraulic steering. These cylinders are popular upgrades for Ford tractors and other brands where the original steering has worn out or where you want to add power steering to a manual-steer machine. The universal design makes them versatile for custom applications and conversions.

Made to Last

Power steering components take a beating from constant pressure changes, road shock, and the heavy steering loads that farm tractors generate. This ball joint end is built to handle those demands with quality steel construction and proper heat treatment that resists wear and deformation under pressure.

Installation Notes

Thread this end onto your cylinder rod using the 11/16 inch internal threads—no special tools required beyond basic wrenches. Make sure you get proper thread engagement for a secure connection. If you’re rebuilding the whole cylinder, it’s a good time to inspect all the seals and replace anything that looks questionable.