Description

Case 155, 195 Parts Catalog – Factory Part Numbers, No Guessing

If you have ever spent an afternoon hunting for a part number on a Case 155, 195 Parts Catalog job, only to end up with the wrong seal or a mis-sized bearing, you know the waste. This is the original OEM book – 37 pages of factory-verified part numbers, exploded-view diagrams, and grid-based page referencing. Not a reprint, not a third-party scan of a scan. The revision record shows this catalog (B997) replaced the obsolete A997 back in 1975, and the data inside hasn’t changed because the steel hasn’t changed. You get the same numbers that Case used on the assembly line.

What the Alphabetical Index Gets You

Open to page 1 and you will find the alphabetical index that runs from Air Cleaner to Valves in the Engine Section, then from Axle (Front 155) to Wheel Weights in the Basic Tractor Section. Every entry has a page number and a grid coordinate (e.g., 5 A6 for Air Cleaner, 13-15 A14-B2 for Cylinder Block). That grid system lets you locate any part on the exploded-view page without flipping back and forth. The numerical index at the rear of the catalog works the same way – you look up a part number, and it tells you the page. No guesswork.

Engine Section: Camshaft, Crankshaft, Cylinder Block, Electrical

The Engine Section covers the full rotating assembly. You will find the Camshaft with its breather on page 7 A8. The Crankshaft and connecting rod assembly lives on pages 9-11 A10-A12. The Cylinder block and cylinder head share pages 13-15 A14-B2, along with the oil pan, flywheel, and gasket kits. The Electrical system (battery, spark plug, starter-generator) takes pages 51-53 E4-E6. Need a camshaft? Page 7 gives you the part number and the correct quantity. That is it.

Basic Tractor Section: Hydraulics, Brakes, Transmission

Under Basic Tractor you get the entire drivetrain and chassis. Front axles – separate entries for the 155 (page 29 C6) and the 195 (page 29B C8). The hydraulics section spans pages 35-41 C14-D8, covering the pump, control valve, motor, hoses, and the pump drive coupling. The disc-type brakes show up on pages 31-49 C10-E2. Transmission is on page 33 C12. Every part is illustrated in an exploded view with reference numbers that match the parts list. You do not need to guess how the control valve linkage fits – the drawing shows it.

3 Reasons to Trust This OEM Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine models or omit revisions. This one is model-specific for the 155 and 195, with separate axle pages for each. The revision record (TS/6-6-75) tells you exactly when it was printed. The pages are issued with an advance date so you know if a page has been revised. When you order a part using the number from this book, you get the genuine Case service part – not a Chinese copy that may or may not fit. That is the difference between a job that stays together and a comeback.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Assembly Instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It tells you the part number, the quantity, and how the parts relate in an exploded view. For torque specs and repair procedures, you need the factory service manual. But for ordering the right parts – camshaft, crankshaft, cylinder head, electrical components – this is the only document you should use.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Book

If you own a Case 155 or 195 compact tractor and you are doing any kind of rebuild or restoration, you need this catalog. The exploded views save you time when you are disassembling the engine or the hydraulics – you can see exactly which bolt goes where and what part number to order. Home garage enthusiasts who want to refresh a tractor they bought at auction will find the 37 pages manageable. Professional mechanics working on these older models will appreciate that the part numbers are the same ones Case stamped on the original parts.

Source Validity: OEM Print from Case

This is a direct scan of the original Case Parts Catalog No. B997, printed by Case. The OCR excerpt shows the revision record and the standard ordering instructions – correct part number, full description, machine model and serial number. That is how Case intended parts to be ordered. Aftermarket catalogs from third-party publishers sometimes renumber parts or skip the grid index. This one does not. What you see is what Case released in 1975. Check the CASE 155 195 1972 Parts Catalog for earlier model year coverage if needed.

Related Manuals for the Case Line

• Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics
• Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Mini Excavator

Automotive Industry Overview – useful context on parts sourcing standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this catalog work for the Case 155 and 195 diesel models?

Yes. The catalog covers both the 155 and 195 compact tractors, including the engine, hydraulics, electrical, and chassis. It does not specify gasoline versus diesel, but the part numbers apply to the models listed.

How many pages is this parts catalog?

37 pages.

Can I use this catalog to find the correct camshaft part number for a 1973 Case 155?

The catalog was printed in 1975 and supersedes the earlier A997. It includes the camshaft on page 7 A8. As long as your tractor is a 155 or 195 model built to the specs of that era, the part numbers should match. If your tractor has been modified, cross-check with the serial number and the numerical index.

Does this catalog include electrical wiring diagrams?

No. The electrical section (pages 51-53 E4-E6) lists parts such as the battery, spark plug, headlights, and instruments but does not include wiring diagrams. For wiring diagrams you need the factory service manual.

Stop wasting time with mismatched parts. This is the original Case 155, 195 Parts Catalog – the same book that dealers used. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part number every time.