CASE IH TJ530, TJ480, T9050, T9060, TJ380 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a TJ530 and ended up with the wrong belt or a filter that didn’t fit, you know the headache. This 439-page CASE IH TJ530, TJ480, T9050, T9060, TJ380 Parts Catalog is the factory document that lists every OEM part number, quantity, and description straight from the manufacturer. No aftermarket guesswork, no cross-referencing scams. You get the exact numbers the dealer uses.

439 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

Every page in this catalog comes from the original CASE IH print. The mandatory stocking list on page 2 shows relays, fuses, belts, filters, seals, and switches with part numbers like 325289A1 (water pump belt) or 87366407 (accessory drive belt). Page 4 continues with bolts, nuts, washers, and structural parts. This isn’t a repair manual – it’s a parts bible. You identify the component, look up the number, and order exactly what fits the TJ480, T9050, T9060, or TJ380.

Does This Cover the TJ380 and T9030/9040?

Yes. The catalog cross-references the TJ380 and T9030/9040 in many entries. You’ll see notes like “TJ380 /430, T9030 / 9040” next to belts, gaskets, filters, and switches. If you’re working on a mixed fleet, one manual saves you from buying separate catalogs. The OCR shows examples: the lower radiator hose for TJ380/430/T9030/9040 is part 87407241, while TJ480/530/T9050/9060 uses 87437992. That’s the kind of detail you need.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket catalogs often combine models, skip superseded numbers, or mislabel quantities. This is a direct digital copy of the original CASE IH document. No third-party reprints, no compromised data. When a part superceded, you’ll see the new number – not a generic substitute. For a shop that bills by the hour, ordering wrong parts costs time and trust. Use the factory source and stop the waste. For context on why OEM documentation matters in the automotive industry, see this Automotive Industry Overview.

Using the Manual to Stock Your Shop

The mandatory and recommended stocking lists are gold for a dealer or serious DIYer. You know exactly which fuses, filters, belts, and seals to keep on hand. That saves emergency runs to the dealer. The catalog also includes torque specs? No – it’s a parts catalog, not a service manual. But knowing the exact part number for a filter is half the battle. Pair it with a service manual for full coverage. If you also work on older CASE IH machines, check the CASE IH 7210, 7220 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for more coverage.

Part Numbers You’ll Actually Use

From the mandatory stocking list: 87414866 (relay), 441700A1 (oil filter for TJ480/530/T9050/9060), 87395356 (fuel filter), 87408613 (cab recirculated air filter), 86018758 (main hydraulic oil filter). Need a drawbar pin? 375720A1, Cat. 4, 2″. The catalog breaks down each assembly with reference numbers. You find the part on the illustration, then read the quantity and description. No guesswork.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This?

For a shop that sees TJ-series tractors weekly, this is a necessity. But even a home garage enthusiast who owns a TJ530 can use it to order a water pump belt or a 5-amp fuse without driving to the dealer twice. Beginners should know this isn’t a repair guide – it’s a parts locator. If you need step-by-step repair procedures, look for the service manual. For a more compact utility tractor line, the CASE IH JX 70U, MX 80C, 90C, 100C, MX 100 Parts Catalog covers different series.

Got a Steiger in your fleet? The CASE IH STEIGER 385, STEIGER 435 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual is a separate catalog. This one is strictly for the TJ530, TJ480, T9050, T9060, and TJ380 models.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to repair the tractor?

Not for repair procedures. This gives part numbers and quantities only. You need a service manual for torque specs and steps.

What models are covered exactly?

CASE IH TJ530, TJ480, T9050, T9060, and TJ380. Some entries also reference TJ430, T9030, and T9040.

Does it include illustrations or wiring diagrams?

The catalog includes exploded-view drawings for assemblies like engine, transmission, hydraulics. Wiring diagrams are not included – those are in the electrical service manual.

How many pages and what format?

439 pages in PDF format. It’s a direct scan of the factory document, so you see the original part number tables and illustrations.

Download the Factory Manual and put the right part on the tractor the first time. That’s what this catalog is for.