I don't know exactly what you've got because there were several different setups used, depending on your machine's serial #. 2020 farm tractor uses the same.
I was a Deere mechanic and had to fix many (300s, 302s, 310s, etc.). With 302s, I'd rarely have to remove the steering column. Most can be fixed by pulling parts out the top once the steering wheel is off. In some versions, all that goes bad is one big o-ring. Deere upgraded it to a harder material and once fixed, they hold up very well. Takes less then one hour. Inside the valve - in most - are two cartridges. One for left steering and one for right. They rarely go bad, and also cost a fortune. A pair would cost well over $1000, maybe even $2000 by now. I find it hard to believe you're going to find the correct complete steering column in a price-range that makes any sense.
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