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Case 440, 440CT 2006 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Skid Steer & Compact Track Loader

Alright, listen up. If you’re trying to order parts for a Case 440 or 440CT without the factory parts catalog, you’re going to waste time and money. I’ve seen it a hundred times – a guy pulls a part off, measures it with a tape, orders a generic replacement, and it doesn’t fit. Then he’s dead in the water for a week. This Case 440, 440CT 2006 Parts Catalog is the original OEM document, 598 pages, straight from CNH America. It’s the only way to get the exact part number, the right revision, and the correct illustration for your machine.

Page 1 alone tells you the revision history.

02-16 CYLINDER HEAD and 02-18 VALVE MECHANISM – Exploded Views

The cylinder head section (02-16) breaks down every component from the head gasket to the valve keepers. Section 02-18 covers the valve mechanism – rocker arms, pushrods, springs, and retainers. Each part is keyed to a numbered illustration. You’ll see the factory part number right next to the callout. No guessing which valve stem seal fits the 440 versus the 440CT. The catalog lists them separately.

06-02 HYDROSTATICS – Pump and Motor Breakdown for 440 and 440CT

Hydrostatics are where these machines earn their keep. Section 06-02 covers the pump supply and return for the 440, while 06-03 does the same for the 440CT. You get tandem pump mounting details, drive motor exploded views, and the brake valve assembly (06-03C). If you’re rebuilding a hydrostatic drive, this is the only reference you should trust. Aftermarket drawings often group parts differently – Case groups them by function, not by shape.

03-04 FUEL INJECTION PUMP – How to Cross-Reference Part Numbers

Fuel injection pumps are expensive and serial-number-specific. Section 03-04 shows the injection pump assembly with all lines and fittings. Section 03-05 through 03-11 continue the fuel injection system coverage, including the fuel filter (03-08) and fuel pump (03-09). Use the part numbers from this catalog when ordering; your local Case dealer will recognize them. Write down the part number from the page, not the illustration reference number.

What About the Engine Assembly? See Sections 02-08 Through 02-37

The engine section covers everything from the block and cylinder head to the oil pump, pan, and cooling system. Specifically, 02-09 and 02-10 cover the cylinder block in multiple views. 02-22 and 02-23 cover pistons and connecting rods. If you need the crankshaft, turn to 02-21. The flywheel is 02-24, and the camshaft is 02-26. Each section has a separate parts list. Page 3 of the catalog shows the full table of contents – 37 engine-related sections. That’s how thorough this thing is.

Source Authenticity: OEM Print vs. Aftermarket Reprints

This is a direct scan of the original CNH America Parts Catalog, issued 01Dec06, Book/Form Number 7-9733 NA. Page 1 documents the revision history: this is Revision 1, superseding the first edition from 01May05. Aftermarket reprints often skip the revision history, leaving you with obsolete part numbers. The copyright is explicit – any reproduction is prohibited. That’s how you know you’re getting the real thing. I’ve seen shops buy a cheap PDF from a third-party site and end up with a manual for a different model year. Don’t be that guy.

Need to cross-reference with service procedures? Grab the CASE 430 440 440CT Repair Manual for torque specs and diagnostics. For a condensed parts breakdown for older models, check the Case 440, 430, 21, 210B Parts Catalog – 78-Page OEM Parts Breakdown. And if you need the operator’s manual for daily maintenance, get the Case 440, 440CT, 430, 410, 420 Operators Manual – Factory OEM Specs. For background on why OEM documentation is critical, see the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview – the same principles apply to construction equipment.

FAQ – Case 440/440CT Parts Catalog

Does this parts catalog include service procedures like torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog only. It lists part numbers and exploded views. For torque values and repair steps, you need the service manual.

How do I verify part numbers for my specific 440CT serial number?

The catalog covers both 440 and 440CT models. However, Case issued revisions. Page 1 lists the revision history. Always check the applicable machines column. If your serial number falls within a certain range, some parts may have been superseded. Cross-reference with your machine’s serial plate. The manual uses illustration numbers and reference numbers. For example, section 06-03A covers drive motors for the 440CT. If you have pilot control, see sections 06-06 through 06-06C. The OEM part numbers are what your dealer will recognize. Aftermarket suppliers often change numbers – don’t trust them.

Stop guessing with aftermarket parts diagrams. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact OEM part numbers for your Case 440 or 440CT.