Lower Parallel Arm for Case IH 800, 900, 955, 1200 Series and 5400, 5500 Soybean Special Planters

Description

When you’re running long days in the spring planting rush, the last thing you need is a row unit that won’t stay steady or keep consistent depth. The lower parallel arm is what keeps each planting unit level and following the ground properly—it’s part of the linkage system that lets the row unit rock over bumps while maintaining the right angle for consistent seed placement.

Key Features

• Maintains proper row unit geometry for consistent planting depth across varying terrain
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle the stress of spring planting conditions
• Direct OEM replacement that fits like the original—no modifications needed
• Works with the upper arm to keep your planting units tracking straight and true

Built for Real Farm Work

This arm fits Case IH 800, 900, 950, 955, and 1200 series planters, plus the 5400 and 5500 Soybean Special units. Whether you’re planting corn, beans, or other row crops, these are the workhorse planters that cover a lot of ground in planting season. The parallel arm system is what lets you maintain accuracy even when you’re moving at good speeds across uneven fields.

Made to Last

Planting season puts a lot of stress on row unit components—constant flexing over rocks, roots, and uneven ground. This lower arm is built to handle that punishment while keeping your planting units properly aligned. Quality steel construction means it’ll hold up to the rigors of commercial farming operations.

Good to Know

This is sold as one arm per row unit, so make sure you order enough for all the rows that need attention. Installation involves removing the old arm and bolting the new one in place—straightforward work that most operators can handle in the shop. Check your other parallel arm components while you’ve got things apart, since they typically wear at similar rates.