Maintaining a Case IH CS 110 from the CS Series? This page offers more than 400 matching parts, including lighting, trailer couplings and electrics.
A CS 110 tends to do the heavy pulling and lifting on a mixed farm, and the parts that need replacing show it. This page has more than 400 parts that fit the Case IH CS 110, all new and made by GRANIT, Scharmüller, HELLA, ROCKINGER and Carraro.
At the back there are automatic drawbars and height adjustable adapter plates for mounting the hitch at the right level. For the linkage you will find bushes for the lower link shaft and push button switches for raising the hitch.
A practical point on worn lower link shaft bushes: measure the play on the shaft before ordering bushes alone. If the shaft itself is worn, new bushes will soon be loose again. Press the new bush in squarely with a suitable drift or a press rather than hammering on its edge, and grease it before sliding the shaft back in.
Around the engine there are alternators, V-belts for the air conditioning, gaskets and seals, and O-rings for the feed pump. A new aircon belt should be re-tensioned after the first hours of work because it stretches slightly as it beds in. Work lamps include a corner light with a wide flood beam, useful when hitching up in the dark.
Rocker switches, gas struts for the roof hatch and complete air suspended tractor seats are here, along with separate seat cushions and sealing rings for smaller jobs.
The type plate tells you if you have a CS 110 or another model from the CS range, which matters because many of these tractors look alike while their parts can differ. Look for a stamped or printed reference number on the old part and compare it with the details shown for the product. For an adapter plate or drawbar, measure the hole pattern on the existing frame, and for an alternator check the flange and the mounting lugs. A quick photo of the old part before it goes in the scrap bin often saves a second trip to the workshop.
If you also look after a Case IH CS 75, Case IH CS 78, Case IH CS 94 or Case IH CS 120, each of those has its own page with the parts that fit it, so there is no guessing which part belongs on which tractor. The whole brand is listed under Case IH parts.
