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Case 107, 117 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown

If you are tearing down a Case 107 or 117 compact tractor to replace a camshaft, chase an electrical short, or sort out a fuel system issue, the aftermarket parts websites will give you a part number that might be close. Close does not seal the deal when the crankshaft bearing journal is the wrong size or the cylinder head gasket has the wrong hole count. I have spent too many Saturday mornings swapping parts that came out of a box labeled “universal” – that is why I only trust the factory Parts Catalog. This one is 33 pages of OEM parts data, printed by J I Case in Winneconne, Wisconsin. The page numbers on the toc match grid coordinates so you can find the exact exploded view for the Case 107, 117 Parts Catalog components without flipping through a hundred pages of guesswork.

Engine Section Breakdown – Camshaft, Crankshaft, Cylinder Details

The engine section of this catalog starts with the cylinder block and cylinder head groups on page 5, grid A6. You get separate part numbers for the crankshaft, connecting rod, piston, and flywheel – all with the factory quantity per tractor. The camshaft and valve assembly live on page 9, grid A10. Need a breather filter or a new oil pan? Both are listed in the same section. Every part is shown in an exploded view with reference numbers that tie directly to the description column. There is no “this might fit” language. The catalog specifies the exact gasket kits (pages 5-15) and the governor assembly (page 5). If you are rebuilding the engine, you order from these pages, not from a chat window with a random seller.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover the Fuel System?

Yes – the fuel system is covered in the Engine Section starting on page 13, grid A14. You get the fuel tank, fuel strainer, carburetor, and throttle linkage parts. The carburetor section includes the full assembly with the float bowl and linkage pieces. If you are chasing a lean stumble on your Case 117, you will find the correct carburetor gasket and the fuel line fittings. The catalog also lists the air cleaner and muffler in the same area. Do not confuse this with a service manual – there are no adjustment procedures or torque specs. This is strictly a parts identification and ordering reference. You pair it with the factory service manual for the actual wrench work.

33 Pages of Exploded Views and Grid Indexing

Thirty-three pages. The alphabetical index at the front lets you jump directly to the assembly you need. Every page is divided into grids (A1 through F16) so the parts locator is precise. For example, the electrical system runs from page 55 grid D14 to page 57 grid E2 for the battery, starter, and wiring components. The Basic Tractor section covers the front axle (page 23), rear axle (pages 43-47), brakes (pages 29-33), transmission (pages 39-42), and PTO clutch (page 49). Each assembly shows the individual bolts, bushings, and seals. If you order from a generic catalog you risk getting a part that fits a different model year. This catalog specifically lists part numbers for the 107 and 117 models. The page numbers in the footer match the original factory printing – no reprints or cut-and-paste jobs.

Basic Tractor Section – Electrical, Transmission, and Chassis Parts

The Electrical System in the Basic Tractor section (pages 51-59) includes the headlamp kit (Model G6), battery cables, and wiring harness components. The transmission section (pages 39-42) has the gear case, shift forks, and input shaft parts. The steering wheel and gear assembly is on page 21, and the operator’s seat on page 19. If you need fenders, frame, hood, or grille, they are all on page 17. There is even a list of decals (page 57) so you can replace the warning labels that faded out. Every part in this catalog is a genuine CASE Service Part – not a third-party substitute. When you call a dealer with a part number from this book, they will not argue about fitment.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs Aftermarket Documentation

This catalog replaces earlier editions A1155, A1156, A1192, and A1193. The cover says “Printed in U.S.A.” and the technical publications address is in Winneconne, Wisconsin. That is the real factory source. Aftermarket parts catalogs often skip the grid indexing or use blurred scans that make the reference numbers unreadable. Here, every page is clean, every reference number is sharp, and the part descriptions include the quantity needed per machine. If you rely on a scanned aftermarket copy, you might misread a “13 A14” as “13 A14” but the font is different – you will order the wrong fuel strainer. I have seen it happen. This OEM file is exactly what the Case dealer uses to look up parts for your 107 or 117.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this Parts Catalog to order parts for my Case 117 compact tractor?

Yes – every part number in this catalog is listed specifically for the 107 and 117 models. The exploded views show the exact orientation and quantity.

How does this catalog differ from a service manual?

A service manual gives you torque specs, repair procedures, and alignment data. This Parts Catalog only provides part numbers, illustrations, and grid locations. You need both if you are doing a complete rebuild. The catalog tells you what to order; the service manual tells you how to install it. Without the factory part numbers you risk ordering a crankshaft that looks right but has a different journal diameter. I keep this PDF open on my tablet while I am on the phone with the parts counter – it saves me from returning three boxes of wrong gaskets.

When you are ready to order the exact parts for your Case 107 or 117, stop chasing aftermarket cross-references that waste your time. Get the real factory document from this site. Access the Factory Manual now and have every camshaft, cylinder, fuel line, and electrical component identified by the original Case part numbers.

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