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Parts catalog
- Thread starter dvelky
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staninlowerAL
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If you are looking to access the info at the Resources link at the top of this page you probably have not met the minimum requirements to get to the information. I have an original paper copy of the A & B parts catalogue so I might be able to help you if you can provide more info. JMHO StanI need to order parts for a 1947 farmall B. Ive tried looking through the resources but couldnt get anything to open past the first page.
Since you only have 3 posts, Stan has probably identified your problem with the resources. But be aware that when you do have access and search for a manual, the page returned by the search will have an image of the first page. Clicking that image will only get you that image. To access the whole manual, download it by clicking a button near the top right of the page. (You might want to try the resources again now to see if that is the problem.)
Depending on what parts you are looking for, this link to Case/IH should help you find most parts: https://www.mycnhstore.com/us/en/ca...D6?categorySearch=true&modelSerialSearch=true
Case/IH deleted most parts such as castings some years back, but if it's bearings, seals, engine parts they should still be listed. Use the menu at left to drill down through the function groups. Select that item in the menu, then drill down through the list of items that next appear. Once you get into it that far, it should show an exploded view the function group along with a description of part, plus OEM part number. Once you select a part it should bring up a prompt to select a local dealer for pricing. It may show the part not in stock. So, copy the OEM part number and paste to Google, or there is a good chance of going to Messick's Eq. Co. it may show it. Most generally using Google it will show a few Case/IH dealers and a lot of aftermarket providers.
Most OEM part numbers will also be found by searching NAPA online for bearings and seals, ignition parts and such. If it is a bearing or seal, NAPA will list the national part number in the description. You can use that to go back to Google and do some comparison shopping. If it is a bearing, you'll want to try searching on ebay, there are some great deals on NOS made in U.S.A. bearings there. I bought all the bearings for the final drives on my 140 there for the price of one axle bearing from Case/IH.
It takes a bit to learn to navigate it all, but after a few searches it will become second nature. But using the OEM part number is the key to finding the exact part you need. I too have purchased a hard copy parts manual to find the parts Case/IH has deleted. Those can be found on ebay, most reprints. Many have good quality on the printing, some not.
Let us know what part(s) you're looking for, we can help you find them.
Case/IH deleted most parts such as castings some years back, but if it's bearings, seals, engine parts they should still be listed. Use the menu at left to drill down through the function groups. Select that item in the menu, then drill down through the list of items that next appear. Once you get into it that far, it should show an exploded view the function group along with a description of part, plus OEM part number. Once you select a part it should bring up a prompt to select a local dealer for pricing. It may show the part not in stock. So, copy the OEM part number and paste to Google, or there is a good chance of going to Messick's Eq. Co. it may show it. Most generally using Google it will show a few Case/IH dealers and a lot of aftermarket providers.
Most OEM part numbers will also be found by searching NAPA online for bearings and seals, ignition parts and such. If it is a bearing or seal, NAPA will list the national part number in the description. You can use that to go back to Google and do some comparison shopping. If it is a bearing, you'll want to try searching on ebay, there are some great deals on NOS made in U.S.A. bearings there. I bought all the bearings for the final drives on my 140 there for the price of one axle bearing from Case/IH.
It takes a bit to learn to navigate it all, but after a few searches it will become second nature. But using the OEM part number is the key to finding the exact part you need. I too have purchased a hard copy parts manual to find the parts Case/IH has deleted. Those can be found on ebay, most reprints. Many have good quality on the printing, some not.
Let us know what part(s) you're looking for, we can help you find them.