Rod End / 69 x 101 mm / Right / Kubota L185 / L2350 / L3010 / L4200 / 38400-44880

Tie rod end RH (LH end %C5% BCki-steering-/34317-ko %C5% 84c %C3% B3wka-dr %C4% 85 %C5% BCka-m16-69-x-101-mm-lh-kubota-l185l2350l3010l4200-38400-24870.html">38400-24870 ) with a total length of 101 mm , total height of 69 mm with threads M12 x 1.5 and M16 x 1.5 for Kubota tractors of the Kubota L185, Kubota L210, Kubota L245, Kubota L285, Kubota L295, Kubota L2050, Kubota L2250, Kubota L2350,, Kubota L2500, Kubota L2550, Kubota L2600, Kubota L2650, Kubota L2850, Kubota L2900, Kubota L2950, Kubota L3000, Kubota L3010, Kubota L3130, Kubota L3250, Kubota L3300, Kubota L3450, Kubota L3650, Kubota L3830, Kubota L4200, Kubota L4300, Kubota L4310, Kubota MX5000F and others.

The tie rod end is a component of the steering system that connects the wheels to the steering gear. Proper installation of this component directly affects the wheel angle and, consequently, the vehicle's handling characteristics. The most common visible signs that a tie rod needs to be replaced are play in the steering system or visible abnormal tire wear. Remember that the good condition of the tie rod ends improves driving safety and extends tire life.

Dimensions :

• total length: 101 mm,
• height: 69 mm,
• head diameter: 38 mm,
• cone height: 35 mm,
• cone diameter (see drawing): 13 / 14 mm,
• thread: M12 x 1.5 / M16 x 1.5,
• thread length: 17 / 55 mm,
• original part numbers: 34670-44780,
• comparative numbers: -,
• part numbers: 38400-44880.

Tractor models :

• Kubota L185,
• Kubota L210,
• Kubota L245,
• Kubota L285,
• Kubota L295,
• Kubota L2050,
• Kubota L2250,
• Kubota L2350,,
• Kubota L2500,
• Kubota L2550,
• Kubota L2600,
• Kubota L2650,
• Kubota L2850,
• Kubota L2900,
• Kubota L2950,
• Kubota L3000,
• Kubota L3010,
• Kubota L3130,
• Kubota L3250,
• Kubota L3300,
• Kubota L3450,
• Kubota L3650,
• Kubota L3830,
• Kubota L4200,
• Kubota L4300,
• Kubota L4310,
• Kubota MX5000F.

The first signs of steering rack wear include play in the steering wheel, steering wheel vibration, and delayed steering wheel response to slight steering wheel movements. Tie rod end wear or damage is often caused by other malfunctioning components or improper driving and operation of the tractor.

Magazine: K18:H36:S04

*Photos are for illustrative purposes only and may differ in detail from the delivered product due to differences in production over the years.