Case IH tractors are known worldwide for their durability and functionality, and, at Reubicon Tractor Parts, we can help you keep your Case IH tractor in top condition at all times. We offer a wide selection of affordable Case IH parts and filters, ideal for those who prefer to handle routine maintenance tasks themselves.

Handling these tasks on your own can help you save money and help prolong the life of your tractor. Many routine maintenance tasks and even some repairs can be handled fairly easily by tractor owners, including the following:

1. Checking and Changing Engine Oil

Regularly check the oil level and change it according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.

Replace the oil filter when changing the oil.

2. Inspecting & Replacing Air Filters

Check the engine air filter and clean or replace it if it’s clogged with dust and debris.

Inspect the cabin air filter if applicable.

3. Checking & Topping Off Fluids

Ensure proper levels of hydraulic fluid, coolant, and transmission fluid. Top off or replace fluids as needed.

4. Greasing Fittings & Lubricating Moving Parts

Use a grease gun to lubricate key points like steering linkages, loader pins, and axle bearings. It’s smart to check the owner’s manual for the recommended grease type and intervals.

5. Checking Tire Pressure & Condition

Inspect tires for wear, cracks, or punctures. Maintain the correct air pressure to ensure smooth operation and fuel efficiency.

6. Inspecting/Replacing Belts & Hoses

Check belts for wear, cracks, or slack and replace them if necessary. You also should inspect hydraulic hoses for leaks or damage.

7. Cleaning the Radiator & Cooling System

Remove dust, debris, and chaff from the radiator fins to prevent overheating. Flush and refill the cooling system according to service recommendations.

8. Inspecting & Replacing Fuel Filters

Drain water from the fuel filter if equipped with a water separator. Replace fuel filters at recommended intervals to prevent contamination.

9. Checking/Replacing Fuses & Lights

Inspect headlights, taillights, and work lights for any burnt-out bulbs. Replace blown fuses to ensure proper electrical function.

10. Cleaning Battery Terminals & Checking Charge

Clean corrosion off battery terminals with a wire brush. Check the battery charge and replace it if it struggles to hold power.

11. Inspecting and Adjusting the PTO (Power Take-Off) Shaft

Ensure the PTO shaft is in good condition and free from excessive wear. You also will need to grease PTO components as needed.

12. Keeping the Tractor Clean

Wash off dirt, grease, and debris to prevent buildup that can cause mechanical issues. Store the tractor in a dry, covered space to reduce exposure to the elements.

In general, we recommend the following maintenance schedule for your tractor:

Daily Maintenance

• Check engine oil level
• Check fuel level
• Inspect for fluid leaks (oil, coolant, hydraulic)
• Check tire pressure and look for visible damage
• Inspect lights and signals
• Remove dirt and debris from the radiator and air intake screens
• Grease key fittings (if used frequently)

Weekly Maintenance

• Check hydraulic fluid level and top off if needed
• Inspect and clean the air filter (replace if excessively dirty)
• Check the coolant level and look for signs of leaks
• Grease all required lubrication points
• Inspect battery terminals for corrosion and clean them if necessary
• Check belt tension and look for signs of wear or cracks
• Inspect hoses for leaks or damage 

Every 50-100 Hours (or Monthly)

• Change engine oil and replace the oil filter
• Drain water from the fuel filter (if equipped)
• Inspect and clean fuel filter (replace if needed)
• Check transmission fluid level
• Inspect brakes and clutch function
• Check PTO (Power Take-Off) shaft for wear and proper lubrication

Every 200-300 Hours (or Every 6 Months)

• Replace the air filter if dirty or clogged
• Change hydraulic fluid and filter (if required by manufacturer)
• Flush and replace coolant (check owner's manual for intervals)
• Check and tighten loose bolts, nuts, and fasteners
• Inspect wheel lug nuts and retighten if necessary

Annually or Every 500 Hours

• Replace fuel filters
• Change transmission fluid and filter
• Inspect and replace worn belts
• Check axle and differential fluid levels
• Test battery charge and replace if weak
• Inspect safety features (seat belts, roll bars, emergency stop)

Keep in mind, that frequent use or use in extreme conditions might affect these timelines, and we recommend following the guidelines in your owner’s manual, as well.

Our Case IH Parts Catalog

At Reubicon Tractor Parts, we stock an array of affordable, high-quality parts and filters for Case IH tractors, including:

• Brakes & Brake Parts
• Clutch parts
• Air Filters & Air Intake Parts
• Engine Parts
• Front Grills & Front End Parts
• Fuel System Parts
• Hydraulic Parts
• Lights & Lenses
• Steering Parts
• Transmission Parts
• Wheel Rims & Discs

Additionally, we stock a huge selection of Mahindra tractor parts as well as Mahindra Roxor parts and some Universal and John Deere parts. Our selection of Mahindra parts includes all types of Mahinda tractor filters as well as parts for just about any model of Mahindra tractor, including models no longer produced by Mahindra.

Buy Case IH Parts Online Now

If you’ve been searching for affordable Case IH parts or Mahindra parts, we likely have everything you need and at unbeatable prices. Reubicon is an American-owned and operated tractor parts superstore located in Austin, Texas.

If you cannot locate the specific part you need in our parts catalog, please get in touch with us at any time as we can source just about any part you might need from our huge network of suppliers. Whether you are in the market for Case IH parts or need something from our Mahindra tractor parts catalog, we are always here to help.