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Gear reduction heads for Case skid steer loaders, available in aftermarket and OEM configurations to restore drive output on 1845 series machines.
Fits Models At A Glance
- 1845 Series: 1845, 1845B, 1845C
Key Notes
- Application: Transfers final drive power to the wheel hub through the reduction gearset
- Part Reference: Interchanges with D83254 assemblies
- Options: Choose between aftermarket and genuine OEM versions
- Function: Corrects loss of drive torque and wheel movement issues
Why Choose Broken Tractor
- ✅ Aftermarket and OEM options for every budget
- ✅ Fast shipping from two US locations
- ✅ Verified fitment for Case 1845 series loaders
Frequently Asked Questions
What Case skid steer models does the D83254 gear reduction head fit?
The D83254 gear reduction head fits the Case 1845, 1845B, and 1845C skid steer loaders. Both the aftermarket and OEM versions carry the same D83254 fitment. If you are unsure whether your machine matches, confirm the part number against your unit or reach out to our parts team.
What does the gear reduction head do on a Case 1845 skid steer?
The gear reduction head transfers final drive power to the wheel hub through the reduction gearset. When it wears or fails, you can lose drive torque and wheel movement. Broken Tractor carries replacement heads that correct these loss of drive issues on the 1845 series.
What is the difference between the aftermarket and OEM gear reduction head for the Case 1845?
Both versions interchange with the D83254 assembly and fit the 1845, 1845B, and 1845C. The OEM version (D83254-OEM) is the genuine Case part, while the aftermarket version is a lower cost alternative. We offer both so you can choose based on your budget.
Which part number is the gear reduction head for the Case 1845C?
The gear reduction head for the Case 1845C interchanges with the D83254 assembly. Broken Tractor stocks it as SKU D83254 in aftermarket and SKU D83254-OEM in genuine OEM. Matching this part number is the best way to confirm the correct fit for your loader.