For maintenance and repair on the Case IH Maxxum 125 you will find more than 350 matching parts here, including trailer couplings, electrics and lighting.
After a long day in a Maxxum 125, a worn-out seat makes itself felt well before a tired bearing does. That is why this page carries tractor seats and complete seat units, including air suspended GRAMMER seats with and without seat heating. Beyond that there are more than 350 other Case IH Maxxum 125 parts, from the drawbar to the crankshaft.
The rear hitch is made up of several pieces. You can choose from automatic drawbars, Piton Fix couplings and height adjustable adapter plates by Scharmüller and ROCKINGER. Before ordering, measure the rail width of the existing frame and the pin diameter of the old hitch. Those two figures decide what fits.
On the engine there are multi-rib belts, a viscous fan clutch and crankshaft seals. Between engine and gearbox sits the torsion damper, which is available here too. A tip that saves a lot of work: if the tractor has to be split to fit a new torsion damper, replace the rear crankshaft seal while you are there. It is fully exposed at that point, and a leak afterwards means splitting the tractor again. Clean the running surface on the crankshaft and drive the new seal in squarely with a proper seal driver rather than a hammer.
For the hydraulics and gearbox there are seals, among them one for the hydraulic pump, and sealing rings for pistons. Sensors cover things like transmission oil temperature. You will also find contact switches such as the gearbox status switch, gas struts for the rear window and steering ball joints for the front axle.
The data plate confirms that your tractor is a Maxxum 125. From there, the reference number on the old part is your most reliable guide. With seats, the mounting hole pattern under the cushion matters as well, so measure it before switching to a different model. The old fan clutch is a useful guide as well. Compare the flange and the bolt holes with the new one, and replace a clutch that feels stiff when cold or weeps oil along the shaft.
The Maxxum series includes other models with their own pages, handy if you run more than one: the Case IH Maxxum 115, the Case IH Maxxum 110, the Case IH Maxxum 150, the Case IH Maxxum 140, the Case IH Maxxum 130 and the Case IH Maxxum 100. The Maxxum 145 and 135 are part of the same family. Everything for the brand is under Case IH parts.
