Description
When your rear window won’t stay open or slams shut every time you need ventilation, you know it’s time for a new gas strut. That heavy window becomes a pain to prop open with whatever you’ve got handy, and nobody wants to worry about it coming down while you’re reaching over the seat. This 200 Newton gas strut is precisely calculated to support the weight of the rear window glass and frame while allowing easy one-handed operation, preventing sudden window closure that could cause injury or glass breakage.
What You’re Getting
- 200N force rating provides smooth, controlled opening and closing with easy one-handed operation
- Internal sealing system maintains consistent pressure through temperature extremes that would cause cheaper struts to fail
- Controlled closing action protects the window frame from impact damage and extends the life of the glass seal
- Ball joint end fittings mount directly between cab frame and rear window assembly
- 500mm overall length with 210mm ram extension for proper window positioning
Built for Real Farm Work
This strut fits a wide range of tractors from compact utility models to larger row-crop machines across multiple brands including Massey Ferguson, Ford New Holland, Case IHC, David Brown, and Landini tractors. The rear window gas strut is essential for proper ventilation, visibility, and access to rear implements during agricultural operations such as cultivating, planting, and harvesting. Whether you’re running a loader, mowing hay, or working ground, proper rear visibility and ventilation make long days more comfortable and safer.
Made to Last
This gas strut is engineered to handle the constant use that farm equipment gets, with construction quality that maintains proper pressure and operation even after years of daily use in demanding farm conditions. It’s designed to provide smooth, controlled movement whether you’re opening the window on a cold morning or closing it on a hot afternoon.
Installation Notes
Installation typically involves removing the old strut and connecting the new one to the existing mounting points – the ball joints usually just pop on and off, though you’ll want to support the window properly during installation to prevent it from dropping unexpectedly. Always verify the Newton rating of your existing gas strut before replacement, as using incorrect force ratings can result in window damage or safety hazards.
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