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Case 570NXT 2012 Parts Catalog

If you’re ordering parts for a Case 570NXT, you need the factory parts catalog. Not some third-party re-draw. Not a copy of a copy. The 2012 edition, 665 pages, straight from CNH. That’s what this is.

Engine Section: Page 2 and Beyond

The Case 570NXT 2012 Parts Catalog opens the engine chapter on page 2. Section 10 covers the complete powerplant – block, head, fuel system, cooling. Each assembly is drawn with reference numbers that tie directly to a parts list. You get the factory part number, not a supersession guess. For the Tier IV engine, emissions components are broken out separately. If you need a piston ring set or a gasket kit, the illustration shows the stack-up order. No guesswork on which seal goes where.

Transmission and Four Wheel Drive: What You’ll Find

Section 21 covers the transmission – synchro shuttle, clutch packs, shift levers. Section 23 handles the four-wheel-drive system: drop box, drive shaft, and differential. The parts lists include every bolt and snap ring. I’ve seen techs order a whole assembly when they only needed a $3 seal. This catalog prevents that. You look at the exploded view, find the seal, order the correct part. Section 25 (front axle) and 27 (rear axle) follow the same pattern – full breakdowns with part numbers for bearings, seals, and housings.

Electrical Systems: Wiring and Connectors

Section 55 is the electrical section. It covers the alternator, starter, sensors, and the entire chassis harness. Each connector is shown with its Cavity number and wire color. If you’re chasing a no-start or a dead instrument cluster, you can order the exact pigtail or module. The catalog also lists relays and fuses with their amp ratings. Pair this with the service manual for pin-out values – but for parts ordering, this is it.

Brakes & Controls: Factory Part Numbers

Section 33 covers brakes. Master cylinder, calipers, parking brake linkage – all exploded. Section 41 handles steering, including the orbitrol and tie rods. Section 39 covers frames and ballasting. Every bracket and isolator has a line item. For the loader itself, section 82 breaks down the front loader and bucket: pins, bushings, cylinder mounts, bucket teeth. The hydraulic section (35) includes cylinders with stroke dimensions – like the 4-3/4 inch stroke cylinder part 396137A2 shown in the catalog.

How to Use Your Parts Catalog: The Right Way

Read the front matter. The catalog explains how to read the illustration reference numbers and the description column. Hardware items (bolts, washers) are listed immediately after the parent part – that hardware is not included with the assembly when ordered. So if you order a hydraulic cylinder, you still need the mounting bolts. The catalog tells you that. It also warns that illustrations may not show exact shape but serve to identify like-function parts. Use the alphabetical index at the back to find any component by name.

665 Pages of OEM Data

Every page is factory-issued. Print number 84599858, issued 11/2012. This is not a scan of a scan. It’s a digital PDF of the original print. You get the same diagrams the dealer uses. Sections include: Engine (10), Transmission (21), Four Wheel Drive (23), Front Axle (25), Rear Axle (27), Brakes (33), Hydraulics (35), Hitches (37), Frames (39), Steering (41), Wheels (44), Cab Climate (50), Electrical (55), Front Loader (82), Accessories (88), Tools (89), Platform and Cab (90). That’s 17 major systems.

For related machines, the Case 570NXT Tier 4 Tractor Loader Operators Manual covers operation and maintenance. The Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics gives you similar breakdowns for excavator undercarriage. And the Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Mini Excavator does the same for small machines.

For background on how manufacturers structure part numbers, see the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia. The Automotive Industry Overview also explains the global standards.

FAQ

Does this manual include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For torque values, get the service manual.

How do I find a part number for the hydraulic cylinder?

Start with the alphabetical index or the table of contents. For the hydraulic cylinder, go to section 35. Each assembly is shown with a reference number and a parts list. The illustration shows the cylinder assembly with seal kits listed as separate items. You cross-reference the part numbers with the description column to confirm fitment. The cylinder part 396137A2 is shown with a 4-3/4 inch stroke. The hardware immediately following that part in the list is not included – you order those bolts separately. The catalog also notes build dates (01/85 to 02/02) so you get the right version.

If you need to order the right Case parts for your 570NXT, this catalog is the only source you can trust. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and stop wasting time on mismatched parts.