Description

When you’re working your Fiat 100-90 around tight spaces or doing precision work, the last thing you need is sloppy steering that won’t hold a straight line. This power steering ram pin is the critical link between your hydraulic steering cylinder and the steering linkage, and when it starts wearing out, you’ll notice it right away – loose steering, clunking when you turn, or that annoying wandering that makes road travel nerve-wracking.

What You’re Getting

20mm diameter and 61mm length for exact fit in Fiat steering systems
Heavy-duty steel construction that handles the constant stress of power steering loads
Precision-machined surfaces for smooth operation and long service life
Heat-treated material that resists wear from thousands of steering cycles
Direct replacement that restores tight, responsive steering feel

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Fiat 100-90 4WD sees duty in all kinds of situations where precise steering matters – maneuvering around livestock, working in tight barn lots, or doing loader work where you need exact control. This pin keeps your power steering system working like it should, whether you’re doing field work that demands straight passes or handling materials where precise positioning prevents costly mistakes.

Made to Last

This steering pin uses materials chosen specifically for the demanding world of power steering systems. The precision manufacturing ensures proper fit with minimal play, while the heat treatment provides the hardness needed to resist wear without becoming brittle. It’s built to maintain tight tolerances even after extended use in the kind of conditions farm tractors face every day.

Good to Know

Installation involves disconnecting the steering linkage and removing the old pin – you’ll want to support the steering components properly to avoid damage. While you’re in there, it’s smart to check the condition of the pin bushings and surrounding linkage for wear. A worn pin often indicates other steering components that might need attention, so take the time to inspect everything while the system is apart.