Looking for replacement parts for your Case, New Holland, or Steyr and want to be sure you’re ordering the right ones?
Relying on a model name guess is a risk that every experienced owner avoids.
In this guide, I’ll show you how to work with the official CNH Industrial catalog like a pro. Using your machine’s serial number (PIN/VIN), you’ll identify exactly the part your machine requires – whether it’s agricultural equipment, tractors, or construction machinery.
- Pro Tip: Entering the VIN and the system doesn’t recognize it? Often it’s a mix-up of the letter O with the number 0, or a typo in the serial number. Double-check the tag – if you’re unsure, just send me a photo on WhatsApp.
SELECT YOUR BRAND
Entering the digital catalog starts with the right choice.
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Identify Your Machine:
Select the brand logo that powers your operation – whether it’s Case IH, New Holland, or Steyr.
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Enter the Database:
After clicking on the logo, you will be redirected directly to the respective official parts catalog for that brand.
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Prepare Your VIN:
In the next step, you will need the serial number (VIN/PIN) of your machine to obtain the precise diagrams.
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Enter Your Identity:
Into the „Search Machine by VIN“ field, enter the exact serial number from your machine’s tag.
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Verify the Match:
After pressing the search icon, the system will automatically assign the technical diagrams that match the configuration of your specific machine.
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Select the Module:
Select the functional assembly (e.g., engine, hydraulics, or chassis) that contains the part you are looking for.
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Expand the Details:
In the displayed list, click on the section that contains your part. A complete technical overview will expand for you.
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Obtain the OEM Code:
Find the row that matches the number on the diagram. Copy the unique OEM code – it’s the „birth certificate“ of your part, which guarantees 100% compatibility.
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Final Action:
With this code, you are ready to make a purchase. If you would like a price quote or professional verification, send us the code and VIN number – we will take care of the rest.
WHY IS THE VIN/PIN NUMBER SO IMPORTANT?
You might be wondering why just entering the tractor or combine model isn’t enough. The answer is simple: even within a single CNH model range, there are dozens of technical variations. Customers often pay extra for specific engine configurations (FPT), transmissions, or additional equipment that change the technical details under the hood.
The serial number (VIN/PIN) is the only way to determine with absolute certainty what exactly is in your machine. If you choose a part just by the model name, you risk getting a part that doesn’t fit, leading to unnecessary and costly downtime during the season.
WE’RE HERE FOR YOU WHEN YOU NEED CERTAINTY
The CNH catalog is a powerful tool, but we know that sometimes the best path is expert consultation. If you’re unsure about your selection, don’t worry – we’re here to help. Just send us a photo of the VIN plate via WhatsApp or email, and we’ll take care of the rest for you.
Our goal isn’t just to sell a part – it’s to ensure your Case IH, New Holland, or Steyr machine runs exactly as it was designed. We’ll gladly prepare a custom price quote for you and advise not only on part selection but also on procedures for the service work itself.
Yes, finding the right part takes time and patience, but we do our job with care and attention to every detail. During our consultation, we’ll share almost everything with you – though we keep the secret of our trusted suppliers to ourselves! 😉
NAVIGATION GUIDE (CNH SPECIAL)
- How to work with the myCNHstore portal
- Differences between parts for agricultural and construction equipment
- Tips for effective ordering in the CNH system
DID OUR ADVICE HELP YOU?
If you’ve read this far, you have the most important thing in your hands – a precise plan to get your machine back up and running.
- You have your OEM code and are ready to order.
- You have the certainty that the part will fit 100% – without unnecessary complications.
- You have a goal: to have a working machine as soon as possible.
If you’re ready to act, let’s finish this together: