Description
There’s nothing like trying to see through a mud-splattered windshield when your wipers decide to quit mid-field. If your Case IH’s wiper motor has given up the ghost or sounds like it’s grinding coffee beans, this replacement motor gets you back to clear visibility. Whether you’re dealing with dust clouds during cultivating or sudden downpours during harvest, working wipers aren’t just convenient—they’re essential for safe operation.
What You’re Getting
- 12-volt motor with 135-degree sweep that covers most of your windshield area
- Small tapered shaft design with 34mm length that fits your existing wiper arms
- Durable construction built to handle the vibration and weather of farm work
- Direct replacement for worn-out original equipment—no modifications needed
- Sealed motor housing keeps dust and moisture out of the internal components
Built for Real Farm Work
This motor fits a wide range of Case IH utility and row-crop tractors from the compact 44 series up through the versatile 95 series models. These tractors are workhorses on farms across the country—whether you’re running a 384 on loader duty, using a 684 for hay work, or pulling heavy implements with an 895. All of these machines need reliable wipers when conditions get nasty.
Made to Last
Farm equipment takes a beating, and wiper motors are no exception. This motor uses quality components designed for the stop-and-start duty cycle of agricultural work. The sealed housing protects the motor from dust infiltration and moisture that can kill cheaper units, while the robust internal components handle temperature swings from winter cold to summer heat.
Installation Notes
Installation is straightforward—remove the old motor, transfer your wiper linkage arm to the new unit at the same angle, and bolt it in place. The 34mm tapered shaft matches your existing setup, so your wiper arms will fit right on. Test all speeds before closing everything up to make sure you’ve got proper park positioning and full sweep coverage.






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