Does your Steyr 9145 need a new part? Browse more than 300 items for this 9100 series model, such as trailer couplings, lighting and steering components.
Ask anyone who spends long days on a Steyr 9145 what wears out first and the seat is high on the list. Air suspended GRAMMER tractor seats are one of the things you can find here, alongside more than 300 other Steyr 9145 parts from GRANIT, Scharmüller, HELLA, MAHLE and GRAMMER.
Under the hood: a water pump gasket, a feed pump seal, O-rings and sealing rings, plus alternators and V-belts, including the air conditioning belt.
In the cab: push button switches for lifting and lowering the hydraulics, rocker switches for the front work lights, and tractor seats.
Outside: work lamps such as a corner light with a flood beam, gas struts for the hood, ball joints for the steering, and drawbars, automatic hitches and adapter plates at the rear.
Gas struts on the hood should always be replaced as a pair. One new strut working against an old one twists the hood and wears out faster. Before you fit them, check the force and length printed on the old cylinders.
A weeping feed pump seal is easy to ignore, but it can let air into the fuel system. The result is hard starting after the tractor has stood for a while, and a lot of time spent bleeding the system. A new seal is a quick fix.
Steering ball joints are best checked with two people. One rocks the steering wheel back and forth, the other holds a hand on each joint and feels for a knock. Any play you can feel there will only get worse under a loaded front linkage.
Rocker switches usually give warning before they fail. One that needs a firm push to switch is on its way out, so replace it before the front work lights go dark in the middle of a night shift.
Before ordering, a quick look at the type plate confirms that the machine in your yard is a 9145. For the part itself, the quickest route is the reference number stamped or printed on the old component, which you can match against the items on this page. If the old part is too worn to read, compare its shape and connections with the product photos.
The 9145 shares the 9100 series with the Steyr 9105, the Steyr 9115 and the Steyr 9125. Each has its own page, so you can see exactly which parts are listed for each tractor in your yard. Other Steyr tractors each have their own page, all listed under Steyr parts.
