At Sagroparts, you’ll find gas struts specially designed for tractors and agricultural machinery – perfect for opening and closing roof hatches, rear windows, doors, and other cab parts. We know how important it is that these components work smoothly in everyday use, especially when the machine is operated many hours a day in varying weather conditions.
Before ordering, we recommend checking the mounting, stroke length, and possibly the part number of your existing gas strut, to ensure you get the right model from the start.
A working gas strut makes opening and closing easy and controlled, while reducing the risk of heavy windows or hatches falling shut. If the gas strut loses pressure, you often have to hold the hatch up manually – something that is both impractical and risky.
Replacement rarely takes more than a few minutes, and the cost is low compared to the risks of a faulty strut.
Pneumatic gas struts – The most common type, filled with nitrogen gas. Provides smooth and stable opening and closing, and works well in dusty environments.
Hydraulic gas struts – Less common, but used where extra controlled movement is needed, for example on heavy or specially adapted windows.
We offer gas struts in various sizes and pressure levels, including small gas struts for tighter spaces.
Designed for cab parts – Perfect for roof hatches, rear windows, and doors.
Durable construction – Withstands dirt, moisture, and large temperature fluctuations.
Easy installation – Usually requires no special tools.
Fits many models – Even older tractors like Ford, Massey Ferguson, and Valmet.
The right model from the start – We help you choose based on length, stroke, and mounting.
Before ordering, we recommend checking the mounting, stroke length, and possibly the part number of your existing gas strut, to ensure you get the right model from the start.
Why is a functioning gas strut important?
A working gas strut makes opening and closing easy and controlled, while reducing the risk of heavy windows or hatches falling shut. If the gas strut loses pressure, you often have to hold the hatch up manually – something that is both impractical and risky.
Replacement rarely takes more than a few minutes, and the cost is low compared to the risks of a faulty strut.
Different types of gas struts in agriculture
Pneumatic gas struts – The most common type, filled with nitrogen gas. Provides smooth and stable opening and closing, and works well in dusty environments.
Hydraulic gas struts – Less common, but used where extra controlled movement is needed, for example on heavy or specially adapted windows.
We offer gas struts in various sizes and pressure levels, including small gas struts for tighter spaces.
Advantages of gas struts from Sagroparts
Designed for cab parts – Perfect for roof hatches, rear windows, and doors.
Durable construction – Withstands dirt, moisture, and large temperature fluctuations.
Easy installation – Usually requires no special tools.
Fits many models – Even older tractors like Ford, Massey Ferguson, and Valmet.
The right model from the start – We help you choose based on length, stroke, and mounting.
