82036016 Case IH Tractors Tilt Steering Gas Strut

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Brand: Gastac Gas Spring
SKU： 747474974078
Product Code: 82036016 Case IH Tractors Tilt Steering Gas Strut
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82036016 Case IH Tractors Gas Strut

Specification

Brand:	Gastac Gas Spring
Location:	Case IH Tilt Steering
OEM Number:	82036016
Replaces numbers OEM:	87710003
Overall Length:	9.646"
Stroke Length:	1.969"
Shaft Diameter:	0.394"
Cylinder Diameter:	1.063"
Newton Force:	420 N
Socket End Type:	Eyelet Cylinder End & Threaded Male Rod End

Key Features of Gastac Gas Spring

Nitrided piston rod delivers long-lasting, corrosion-resistant performance
Backed by a free 2-year warranty for peace of mind
Factory-direct Gastac Gas Spring for consistent quality and value
Free, easy returns if the product does not fit
Fast delivery: typically ships within 5–10 business days

Case IH Tractor Tilt Steering Gas Strut – Replaces OEM 82036016 / 87710003

Replaces Case IH OEM: 82036016, 87710003.

Compatible with Case IH Tractor(s): MXU100, MXU110, MXU115, MXU125, MXU130, MXU135.

It seems like you're looking for information about 82036016 Case IH tractors tilt steering gas strut , also known as gas springs or gas lift supports, are commonly used in various applications, including automotive vehicles, to provide controlled motion and support for moving parts like hoods, trunks, and steering wheel adjustments.

In the context of a Case IH tractor or vehicle with a tilt steering wheel, a gas strut could potentially be used to assist in the tilting mechanism of the steering wheel column, making it easier for the user to adjust the steering wheel's position. This is often seen in modern vehicles to enhance driver comfort and ergonomics.