Older tractor models such as the Ursus C-330 and C-360 are virtually indestructible machines—many farmers have been using them for decades. Although still fully operational and reliable, in their original form they lack the comfort that today’s users expect. One of the biggest drawbacks is the absence of power steering. Is it worth installing? Let’s take a closer look.

1. Comfort Above All

Working without power steering, especially when maneuvering with a heavy load on the front axle, can be tiring and inefficient. Power steering allows you to:

• turn the wheel with one hand—even when using a front loader,

• maneuver more precisely in tight spaces like barns or orchards,

• work longer hours with less fatigue and no hand strain.

2. Durability of the Steering System

Too much mechanical stress leads to faster wear of steering components. Power steering:

• reduces the force applied to the steering gearbox,

• protects ball joints, tie rod ends, and the orbitrol from excessive wear,

• extends the overall lifespan of the entire steering system.

3. When Is Power Steering a Must?

If your tractor is equipped with a front loader, power steering is essential. During work with loads—like soil, pallets of bricks, or hay bales—the front axle is heavily burdened. Without assistance, steering becomes a struggle. This affects not just comfort but also safety.

4. Which Type of Power Steering to Choose?

At AGRO-TUR, we offer of kits: Hydraulic systems – best for heavier loads, highly durable,

Each kit is tailored to a specific tractor model—no welding or modifications required.