When your planter’s parallel arms start developing play or that annoying squeak shows up during planting season, it’s usually these bushings that are calling for attention. A worn parallel arm bushing throws off your row unit’s geometry, which means inconsistent seed depth and spacing—the last thing you need when corn prices demand every plant counts. This replacement bushing gets your Case IH planter back to running smooth and planting precisely.
What You’re Getting
- Precision-sized bushing with .53-inch inside diameter for proper pin fit
- AgSmart quality construction that handles the constant movement of planter arms
- Wide design at .66-inch width for extra support on heavy-duty applications
- Direct replacement for OEM part 1254302C1—no modifications needed
Built for Real Farm Work
This bushing fits Case IH 900 and 1200 series planters, machines that cover a lot of acres in corn and soybean country. Whether you’re running a 12-row 1200 through heavy residue or a smaller 900 series unit for your specialty crops, these parallel arms take a beating with every trip across the field. The constant up-and-down motion of row units following ground contours puts steady wear on these pivot points.
Made to Last
Farm bushings need to handle dirt, moisture, and thousands of cycles without binding or wearing out mid-season. This AgSmart bushing is built from materials that resist the kind of wear that comes from planter work—soil abrasion, chemical exposure, and the stress of spring field conditions when everything needs to work perfectly.
Good to Know
Replacing parallel arm bushings is straightforward maintenance that’s best done during your pre-season planter prep. Remove the old bushing, clean the arm thoroughly, and press in the new one. While you’re at it, check the condition of the pivot pins and grease fittings. A little preventive work here saves headaches when planting season gets busy.
