Description

When your tractor door starts slamming shut on you while you’re trying to get out or won’t stay open when you need it to, that heavy cab door isn’t just annoying – it’s downright dangerous. When these struts start losing pressure, you’ll be fighting with doors that slam shut on you or won’t stay open on their own – not exactly what you want when you’re trying to get in and out quickly during busy days. This replacement gas strut brings back the smooth, controlled door operation your Case had when new.

What You’re Getting

380N pressure rating provides the exact lifting force needed for these heavy cab doors
285mm length ensures proper door travel and mounting alignment
Sealed construction that maintains pressure even through extreme temperature swings
Heavy-duty design handles thousands of open-close cycles without wearing out and maintains consistent pressure even through temperature extremes that would cause cheaper struts to lose their effectiveness

Built for Real Farm Work

These Case IHC utility tractors are workhorses that see constant action – whether you’re running a 385 for hay operations, using your 585 for loader work, or putting long hours on a 795 during planting season. It’s especially important for operations where you’re getting in and out of the cab frequently – like dairy farms where you’re constantly moving between tasks, custom operations where you’re checking equipment regularly, or any job where a door that won’t stay open becomes a real safety hazard when you’re trying to work around the machine.

Made to Last

Farm equipment operates in demanding conditions with constant vibration, temperature extremes, and exposure to dust and moisture. This gas strut is designed to maintain consistent performance despite these challenging conditions, providing smooth operation and reliable door support season after season. The proper Newton rating means it won’t stress your hinges or risk cracking glass like an incorrect strut might.

Good to Know

Installation typically involves removing the old strut and connecting the new one to the existing mounting points – the ball joints usually just pop on and off. Make sure to support the door properly during installation to prevent it from dropping unexpectedly. Using a gas strut with a lower or higher Newton rating can result in damage or glass breakage. Check Newton rating of existing gas strut before ordering a replacement.