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Drive Chain Kit for Case IH 900 and 1000 Series Combines

Original price was: $152.14.Current price is: $95.22.

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When your Case IH combine starts making noise during harvest or you notice the drive system isn’t engaging smoothly, it’s often the chain, gear, and idler components working together that need attention. This complete chain kit takes the guesswork out of the repair by including everything you need in one package – chain, drive gear, and non-greaseable idler – so you can get back to combining without worrying about mismatched parts or multiple trips to town.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete kit includes chain, drive gear, and non-greaseable idler for one-stop repair
  • AgSmart quality construction built to handle the demanding loads of harvest season
  • Direct replacement components designed to work together as a matched system
  • Non-greaseable idler design reduces maintenance requirements during busy harvest periods

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit fits Case IH 900 and 1000 series combines – machines that see some of the toughest conditions agriculture has to offer. Whether you’re running through dusty corn, tough soybeans, or heavy wheat, these combines demand reliable drive components that keep power flowing smoothly to critical systems. The chain and gear assembly handles the constant starts, stops, and variable loads that come with modern combining operations.

Made to Last

AgSmart components are engineered to handle the vibration, dust, and heavy loads that combine drives face every season. The chain is built with quality materials that resist stretch and wear, while the drive gear maintains precise engagement even after thousands of hours. The non-greaseable idler eliminates one maintenance point you don’t have to worry about during harvest rush.

Good to Know

Since this is a complete kit, you’ll want to inspect all related drive components while you have things apart. Check for any worn bearings or damaged housing that might affect the new components. Having the right tools for chain tensioning will make installation smoother and ensure proper system operation once you’re back in the field.