Rear Window Gas Strut for Case IH 374-795 Series and 238-288 Industrial Tractors

Description

There’s nothing worse than a rear window that won’t stay open when you need ventilation or visibility for backing up to implements. When your rear window becomes hard to open, won’t stay up, or slams shut unexpectedly, a worn gas strut creates both inconvenience and safety hazards. This replacement strut gets your rear window operating smoothly again, giving you the airflow and visibility you need during those long days in the field.

What You’re Getting

• Precision 16.51-inch overall length with 8.25-inch piston stroke for perfect fit
• High-grade seals and precision-manufactured components designed to maintain consistent pressure
• Direct replacement for worn factory struts—no modifications needed
• Weather-resistant construction handles the temperature cycling, vibration, and exposure that comes with daily tractor operation

Built for Real Farm Work

This strut fits a wide range of Case IH tractors from compact utility models like the 374 and 385 up through the workhorse 795, plus industrial models from the 238 to the 288. Whether you’re running a loader, pulling cultivators, or doing general farm work, the rear window provides crucial visibility when backing up to implements, monitoring PTO-driven equipment like balers and spreaders, or keeping an eye on trailing equipment during field operations.

Made to Last

The weather-resistant construction handles the temperature cycling, vibration, and exposure that comes with daily tractor operation while maintaining reliable performance season after season. This isn’t a universal strut that sort-of works—it’s engineered specifically for your Case IH with the exact force rating and dimensions needed for smooth, reliable operation.

Installation Notes

Always support the window before removing the old strut – they’re heavier than you think and can slam shut unexpectedly. Pro tip: always install gas struts in pairs if both are showing signs of wear – mismatched struts can cause uneven window operation and premature failure. The ball socket connections pop right onto the existing mounting points with firm pressure.