
Keep Your John Deere Air Seeder Running Smoothly with Properly Maintained Gauge Wheel Arm Axles and Arms
The gauge wheel arm axles and arms on your John Deere air
Designed for John Deere 90 and Pro-Series openers, the Aricks Non-Greasable Gauge Wheel Axle Kit eliminates the common issue of axle seizing, which often occurs due to dust and hardened grease.
Farmers often face the difficult and time-consuming task of removing the entire disc opener and using a hydraulic press to free the seized axles.
After six years of extensive on-farm testing and development, Aricks Australia engineered a patented, Non-Greasable Gauge Wheel Axle System that eliminates these issues.
Director and chief designer Colin Wemyss explains, “We’ve thrown everything we can at it to ensure it is really up to the job.” The kit replaces several components and allows for the reuse of worn depth adjustment arms, significantly extending the lifespan of the equipment. High-quality self-lubricating bushings and a durable seal system keep the axle dust-free and running smoothly for many acres, reducing maintenance time and costs.
By bulking up the solid axle shaft attachment point, the system ensures greater surface contact and improved stability. This innovation provides a simple and effective way to replace all necessary components at once, allowing for optimal performance.
With genuine depth adjustment components being costly to replace, the Aricks Non-Greasable Gauge Wheel Axle Kit offers a superior, long-lasting alternative that boosts both efficiency and durability.
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Our Aricks NG Gauge Wheel Axles are designed to fit John Deere 60, 90 and Pro Series openers.
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Absolutely you can but be aware that removing old seized components can be challenging but if you have some time and the right tools you can install them.
Our Aricks NG Gauge Wheel Axle Kit were developed some years ago after extensive testing they are now in use by leading farmers across sixteen countries around the World seeding a huge variety of crops.

The gauge wheel arm axles and arms on your John Deere air

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