Are you planning to install a front loader (TUR) on your Ursus C-360? Or maybe you’re also considering power steering? In this article, we’ll explain why it’s best to do both installations at once, how to save time and money, and when such a combined installation makes the most sense.
Why should you install the loader and power steering together?
Many Ursus C-360 owners ask:
Should I install the loader first and add steering assist later?
Or the other way around?
Or maybe do both at once?
The answer is simple: do it all at once. Here’s why:
1. Save time and labor
Installing a loader and power steering requires removing parts from the front of the tractor, disassembling the steering column, and routing hydraulic lines. Doing this separately means repeating the same work twice – more hours and more stress.
2. Lower total cost
Buying a full loader + power steering kit (e.g. from AGRO-TUR) gives you a better-matched set at a better price. You’ll save on shipping and installation. Mounting the steering assist while installing the loader means fewer labor hours and lower workshop costs.
3. Better fit and system compatibility
Installing both systems at once reduces the risk of interference between components like hydraulic lines, brackets, or the oil tank. By planning ahead, you can:
Route cables and hoses efficiently to avoid tangling,
Choose the right steering assist bracket (depending on the axle type – round or flat),
Avoid future modifications like cutting or removing the axle beam,
Plan pump placement for both systems from the start.
Many farmers on agricultural forums regret adding power steering later due to space issues or needing custom welding. Doing both at once avoids those headaches.
When is the best time to install power steering?
If your Ursus C-360 doesn’t yet have a loader – now is the perfect moment to modernize completely. The front loader adds weight and pressure to the steering system. Without assist, steering with a full bucket of soil or manure can be exhausting.
Recommendation: If you’re adding a loader, add steering assist too.
Is power steering necessary when using a loader?
Yes – especially in a C-360.
This tractor wasn’t designed for front loaders. Once installed, turning the wheel becomes significantly harder. Without steering assist:
The steering mechanism wears faster,
There’s more strain on the operator’s joints,
Maneuvering in tight spaces is frustrating.
Comfort is not a luxury – it’s a time and health saver.
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What does AGRO-TUR offer?
At AGRO-TUR, we offer complete loader and steering assist kits for Ursus C-360, including:
Durable front loader with bucket or optional attachments,
Hydraulic assist matched to your axle type (round / flat),
Full installation instructions,
Technical and phone support.
You can choose:
✅ In-house installation – fast and professional,
✅ Delivery only – install it yourself or with your mechanic.
Summary – Do it once, do it right
Installing a loader and steering assist together in a Ursus C-360 is a smart investment. It saves time, money, and frustration, and greatly improves tractor comfort and performance.
Need advice? Contact us!
+48 660 616 099
biuro@agro-tur.com
www.agro-tur.com
