Ford Tractor Steering Parts

Replacement steering components for Ford tractors, covering steering gears, sector shafts, drag links, tie rods, steering arms, and manual and power steering assemblies across popular utility and row crop models from the 8N through the thousand series.

Fits Models At A Glance

• N Series: 8N, 9N, 2N
• Hundred Series: 600, 601, 800, 801, 900, 901
• Thousand Series: 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 7000
• 3-Cylinder Utility: 3600, 4600, 4610
• 6-Cylinder Utility: 6600, 7600

Key Notes

• Application: Manual and power steering repair and replacement parts
• Coverage: Steering gears, sector shafts, drag links, tie rods, and arms
• Condition: New and used steering components available
• Fitment: Varies by model and serial number, confirm before ordering

Why Choose Broken Tractor

• ✅ Wide Ford tractor steering coverage across many models
• ✅ New and used options to fit your budget
• ✅ Fast shipping from our two locations

Frequently Asked Questions

What steering parts are available for the Ford 8N?

Broken Tractor offers 8N steering components including steering gears, sector shafts, drag links, and tie rod ends. Fitment can vary between early and late production, so matching the part number or checking dimensions against your machine is recommended.

Do you carry steering parts for the Ford 4000 and 4610?

Yes, we carry steering components for the Ford 4000, 4610, and related thousand and utility series tractors. Because these models used both manual and power steering setups, confirm which system your tractor has before ordering.

Will Ford 3000 steering parts fit a Ford 3600?

Some steering parts interchange between the Ford 3000 and 3600, but others differ by production year and steering type. We recommend comparing part numbers or calling our parts team at (800) 909-7060 to confirm the correct fit.

What steering parts do you have for the 7600 and 6600 Ford tractors?

Broken Tractor offers steering components for the six cylinder 6600 and 7600 tractors, including steering gears, tie rods, and drag links. Fitment depends on serial number and steering configuration, so matching your part number is the safest way to order.