Depends on the tractor. If its an old row-crop type, with an exposed steering shaft, you can splice in a Char Lynn torque generator ($485 at Surplus Center, or wherever fine torque generators are sold), add a bracket to hold it, get almost any kind of power steering pump at a junk yard, make a bracket for that, and put it together. Dandy little shop project.
The smaller utility tractors usually have the steering shaft in a tube, going down to a steering box just in front of the dash, with steering arms going to the front end on each side (think 8N). Usually not enough room to put in a Char Lyyn. Jackson (jacksonpowersteering.com) has kits for those, starting at about $1100, I think.
Third option is to find a unit on a tractor in a wrecking yard. Good luck with that.
Not a low-budget deal, no matter how you slice it.
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