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CASE IH STEIGER 385, STEIGER 435 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Reference

If you’re going after a part number for a Steiger 385 or 435 and you’re relying on some aftermarket PDF that lists numbers that don’t match what came off the tractor, you’re burning time. I’ve seen it happen. A guy spends an hour cross-referencing because the aftermarket catalog swapped a hose clamp with a different size. CASE IH STEIGER 385, STEIGER 435 Parts Catalog fixes that. It’s the factory OEM documentation, 659 pages of exact part numbers, exploded diagrams, and the hardware specs you need to order the right piece the first time.

The Radiator and Hoses Breakdown

Page 1 of the catalog opens with the radiator and hoses section for the STEIGER 385 and 435. You get an exploded view with reference numbers that map straight to a list of part numbers and descriptions. For example, the upper radiator hose (part 87407233) comes with the exact length—no guessing. The clamp part numbers (like L115549) include the size range in inches. This is the level of detail that saves you from ordering the wrong hose because the aftermarket book said “universal fit.”

Why OEM Factory Specs Matter

Aftermarket parts catalogs often re-draw diagrams and drop dimensions. This CASE IH original uses the same numbering system as the dealer’s computer. When you call to order part 87416960 (the radiator), the parts guy sees that number instantly. No cross-referencing, no “we’ll have to look it up.” That’s the difference between a 10-minute phone call and a half-hour headache. The internal combustion engine basics Internal Combustion Engine don’t change, but part numbers do—this catalog keeps you on factory spec.

3 Sections That Save You Time

The radiator mounting and fan shroud section (page 3) covers seals, bolts, and draincocks with torque grades like M8 x 25, 10.9. You get washer sizes, nut lock types, and even the number of bolts needed per assembly. The coolant recovery bottle bracket? Listed with its own part number and mounting hardware. The dearation tank hose routing is diagrammed with lengths in both millimeters and inches. That’s three distinct subsections that eliminate guesswork on common cooling system repairs.

Use This Catalog for Accurate Part Numbers

When you’re rebuilding a radiator or chasing a coolant leak, you need the exact o-ring size. Page 2 lists o-ring part 238-6021 with dimensions: 0.926 inch ID, 0.070 inch thick. That’s not “similar to” – that’s factory spec. Every bolt, washer, clamp, and hose in this 659-page manual has that level of precision. If you’re the guy who insists on using a generic o-ring because “it’s close enough,” don’t bother with this manual. But if you want the repair to stay sealed, use the factory part.

Audience Fit: Who Should Buy This

This catalog is for anyone who owns or works on a CASE IH STEIGER 385 or 435 tractor. DIY owners who do their own cooling system overhauls will find the exploded views a help. Professional mechanics who bill by the hour can’t afford to order wrong parts. Shop owners who want to keep parts inventory accurate will rely on these part numbers. Even beginners who have never seen a tractor radiator can follow the diagram to identify what goes where. The CASE IH 7210, 7220 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs and CASE IH JX 70U, MX 80C, 90C, 100C, MX 100 Parts Catalog are separate products, but if you work on larger Steiger models, the CASE IH STX425 Tractor Pictorial Index Transmission covers drivetrain parts.

Source Validity: Factory Print, Not a Reprint

This is an original OEM parts catalog from CASE IH. It’s scanned from the dealer-level document, not an aftermarket compilation. The page headers show the model and production date – “STEIGER 385 CASE IH 4WD TRACTOR (8/07-)” – confirming authenticity. Aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple model years into one generic list; this one separates sections clearly. The Automotive Industry Overview shows that factory documentation is the gold standard for repair accuracy. Trust that over a rewritten .pdf any day.

Technical Specifications

• Document Type: Parts Catalog (OEM)
• Models: CASE IH STEIGER 385, STEIGER 435
• Total Pages: 659
• Format: Digital PDF (scanned from original)
• Publication: Factory release, no reprints
• Units: Imperial (inches, foot-pounds where applicable)

Does this manual include torque specifications?

Yes, torque specs are listed in the exploded view callouts for bolts and fasteners.

What years and models are covered?

This catalog covers STEIGER 385 and STEIGER 435 tractors starting from the 8/07 production date. The first page of each section identifies the model and start date. For example, the radiator section (page 1) shows ‘STEIGER 385 CASE IH 4WD TRACTOR (8/07-)’. This means parts listed are for tractors built from August 2007 onward. If you have an earlier machine, some part numbers may differ. The catalog also covers both models in the same sections, with separate entries for each when needed. The radiator and hoses section covers both STEIGER 385 and STEIGER 435. So yes, it works for the 435.

Can I use this for the STEIGER 435?

Yes, the manual explicitly includes the STEIGER 435 in the section headings.

How many pages is this catalog?

659 pages of OEM content, including exploded views and part number lists for every subsystem.

You can order parts with confidence when you have the factory numbers in front of you. Don’t waste another Saturday chasing down a part that doesn’t exist. Access the Factory Manual and get back to turning wrenches with the right specs.