Technical specifications: - length L max. 475 mm- cylinder length 243 mm- stroke 197 mm- cylinder end angle M8- cylinder diameter Ø 18 mm- rod end angle M8- rod diameter Ø 8 mm- force 200 N- mounted vertically e.g. in the rear window- with end damping- install the cylinder rod downwards- temperature range -30...+80 °CStabilus is a manufacturer of high-quality gas springs in Germany. Tractor and machinery manufacturers around the world use Stabilus LIFT-O-MAT gas springs. Stabilus gas springs withstand extreme weather conditions due to excellent design and high-quality materials.More information on compatibility:- Ford 10-series LP cabs years 1/1982-1/1984- Ford 30-series Sekura and AP/LP cabs- JD Opu cabs
If you've been wrestling with a rear window that won't stay open or slams shut on you, this 200 Newton gas strut is what you need. When you're backing up to hook implements or trying to keep an eye on what's happening behind the tractor, a properly working rear window makes all the difference. This strut gives you smooth operation and keeps that window right where you want it. What You're Getting 200 Newton force that's just right for your Ford's rear window weight 500mm length with 210mm stroke for proper window positioning through full travel Quality construction that won't lose pressure like cheap struts do Ball socket ends that mount up to your existing brackets without fuss Built for Real Farm Work Ford LP and AP cab tractors like the 10 Series models are workhorses you'll find on farms everywhere. Whether you're using your 3610 for loader work, running a 5610 in the field, or putting an 8210 through harvest, these cabs give you the protection and visibility you need. That rear window is crucial when you're backing up to equipment or keeping track of what your implements are doing. Made to Last Farm work is tough on cab components, and this strut is built to handle it. The sealed cylinder design keeps dirt and moisture out while maintaining consistent pressure through temperature swings. No more dealing with struts that work fine in summer but won't lift the window when it's cold. Good to Know Installation is straightforward - pop off the old strut and snap on the new one using the ball socket connections. Always support the window while you're working so it doesn't drop on you. If you're replacing one, might as well do both sides if your cab has dual rear windows - they usually wear at the same rate.
If you've ever had your rear window slam shut while you were trying to ventilate the cab or clean the glass, you know how important a properly working gas strut is. This 200 Newton strut with 500mm overall length and 205mm ram travel gives you exactly the right amount of support to keep that window right where you want it—no more fighting with a window that won't stay open or worrying about it dropping on your head. What You're Getting 200 Newton force rating precisely calculated for safe window operation 500mm overall length with 205mm extension travel for proper mounting geometry Controlled opening that prevents window from swinging too fast or too hard Strong enough to hold the window securely but gentle enough to protect the glass Direct replacement designed specifically for 300 series cab applications Built for Real Farm Work This strut is made for the hardworking Massey Ferguson 300 series tractors that are still earning their keep on farms across the country. Whether you're running a 390 through the corn rows or using a 362 for hay work, good cab ventilation and visibility make long days in the seat a lot more comfortable. Made to Last Farm life is tough on equipment, and gas struts take their share of abuse from dust, temperature swings, and vibration. This one's built with quality seals and construction that'll stand up to the daily grind and keep working season after season. Good to Know Here's the critical part—never guess at the Newton rating when replacing gas struts. The 200N rating is calculated specifically for your window's weight and size. Too weak and it won't hold the window up; too strong and you risk cracking the glass when opening or closing. Always check your existing strut's rating before ordering, and if you have two struts, replace them both at the same time for balanced operation.
There's nothing worse than trying to get your rear window open for ventilation and having it slam down on your head or refusing to stay put when you need fresh air. A worn-out gas strut makes working in the cab uncomfortable and can even be dangerous when the window suddenly drops while you're operating the tractor. This replacement strut gives you smooth, controlled window operation exactly like it worked when your tractor was new. What You're Getting 250 Newton force rating provides the right amount of lift without being too stiff or too weak 500mm overall length with 210mm ram extension matches your original equipment perfectly Weather-sealed design keeps dirt and moisture out so it operates smoothly year after year Quick-connect end fittings make installation straightforward with basic hand tools Consistent force throughout the temperature swings you'll see from winter to summer Built for Real Farm Work This strut fits a wide variety of European tractors including Massey Ferguson's reliable 200, 500, 2600, and 2700 series, along with David Brown 90 series and various Fendt models from compact Farmer tractors to bigger Favorit machines. These tractors are commonly used for everything from hay operations and livestock work to row crop farming where rear visibility and ventilation really matter during long days in the field. Made to Last Farm equipment takes abuse from dust, mud, temperature extremes, and constant vibration. This gas strut is built specifically for agricultural use with seals that handle the punishment and a cylinder that won't lose pressure over time. The mounting points are reinforced to handle the stress of repeated opening and closing, even when things get bounced around during rough field work. Good to Know Before ordering, check the Newton rating stamped on your old strut - using the wrong force rating can damage your window mechanism or cause glass breakage. Support the window while you swap struts, and clean the mounting points before installing the new one. If you've been propping your window open with a stick, you'll appreciate how nice it is to have proper gas strut support again.
If you've ever wrestled with a rear cab window that won't stay open when you need fresh air or visibility for backing up implements, you know how frustrating it gets. This 350 Newton gas strut gets your window working the way it should - opening smoothly and staying put when you need ventilation during those long field days or better visibility when maneuvering around the farmyard. What You're Getting 350 Newton force rating provides the exact lifting power needed for these rear windows 500mm length with 210mm ram stroke matches your tractor's window travel perfectly Ball end fittings snap securely onto existing mounting studs for easy installation Heavy-duty sealed construction handles the vibration and temperature swings of farm work Direct replacement that fits like the original - no modifications needed Built for Real Farm Work This strut fits a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors from the popular 200 series utility models through the bigger 2700 series machines, plus several Landini models that share similar cab designs. Whether you're running a 245 for hay work, operating a 590 for row crops, or putting a 2685 through heavy tillage, these are the tractors you see working hard on farms across the country. Made to Last Farm equipment takes a beating, and rear window struts are no exception. This one's built with quality seals and materials that maintain consistent pressure despite constant bouncing, dust, and weather extremes. Check newton rating of existing gas strut before ordering a replacement - the 350N rating isn't random, it's precisely calculated for these windows' weight and size. Installation Notes The ball socket ends pop right onto the mounting studs with firm pressure - no tools needed for most installations. Always support the window or door before removing the old strut - they're heavier than you think and can slam shut unexpectedly . Many operators replace struts in pairs (both rear windows, both door struts) to ensure balanced operation if your tractor has dual rear windows.
