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Steering Column Bush for Massey Ferguson 290 Tractor

Original price was: $11.30.Current price is: $8.74.

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When your steering feels loose or you notice some play in the wheel while working around the farm, it’s often a worn steering column bush that’s causing the trouble. This small but important part keeps your steering column properly positioned and eliminates that sloppy feeling that makes precise work like cultivating or mowing a real challenge. A fresh steering column bush brings back that solid, connected feel between your hands and the front wheels.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-manufactured bush designed specifically for the MF 290’s steering column
  • Durable construction that handles the vibration and stress of daily farm work
  • Proper fit that eliminates play without binding the steering action
  • Quality materials that resist wear from dirt and moisture getting into the column

Built for Real Farm Work

The Massey Ferguson 290 is a workhorse tractor that’s found on farms everywhere doing everything from heavy field work to loader operations. Whether you’re feeding cattle, running a bush hog, or pulling a planter, precise steering makes every job easier and safer. This bush is an essential part of keeping that steering system tight and responsive for years of reliable service.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and steering components see constant use and abuse. This bush is made from materials that can handle the loads and vibration of real agricultural work while maintaining proper clearances for smooth steering operation. It’s built to the same standards as the original equipment that came on your tractor.

Installation Notes

Installation requires some mechanical know-how and access to the steering column assembly. You’ll likely need to remove the steering wheel and some column components to get to the old bush. It’s a good time to inspect other steering parts while you have things apart. Make sure to check the steering shaft and other components for wear, and follow proper torque specifications when reassembling everything.