Description

When you’re getting ready to disc and notice one side of your harrow isn’t cutting evenly, chances are you’ve got a bent or worn axle shaft that’s throwing everything out of alignment. A damaged axle doesn’t just affect cutting performance—it puts extra stress on bearings and can damage expensive disc blades. This 1-1/2 inch square axle fits Case IH disc harrows including models 122, 132, 350, 370, 480, 485, 496, and others, getting your implement back to working like it should.

What You’re Getting

Heavy-duty square steel construction that handles the torque and stress of aggressive discing
57.9-inch usable length with proper threading for secure nut attachment
Direct replacement design that fits existing bearing housings and disc spacing
1-1/2 inch square profile that provides the strength needed for heavy tillage work

Built for Real Farm Work

These axles work with disc harrows using 1-1/2 inch square axles with appropriate spacing, whether you’re running a smaller utility disc for breaking up pasture ground or a heavy-duty field cultivator working through corn stalks. Your disc harrow needs to cut, size, and mix residue into the soil profile, and these axles provide the backbone that keeps everything aligned for proper cutting action.

Made to Last

This axle is built from quality steel that’s designed to handle the constant flexing, vibration, and impact loads that come with tillage work. The square design distributes stress better than round axles, reducing the chance of twisting under heavy loads. It’s manufactured to the same specifications as the original equipment, so you know it’ll hold up to years of field work.

Installation Notes

When replacing axles, never mix worn and new components on the same gang—check your bearing spacing while the gang is apart, as proper spacing is crucial for optimal performance. Check for elongated mounting holes from wear, as loose components cause premature failure. A good tip: while you have everything apart, inspect your disc blades and bearings—worn components put extra stress on the new axle.