1979 Case 350 Crawler Tractor Parts Catalog (P/N F1162)

• 490-page PDF - J I Case Parts Catalog F1162, issued October 1979 for the Case 350 Crawler Tractor and replacing the earlier E1162 catalog.
• Breaks down the 188 diesel engine by build, including manifolds, bolt- and stud-type cylinder heads, cylinder blocks, camshaft, crankshaft, connecting rods, pistons, timing covers, lubrication, fuel injection, and gasket kits.
• Maps the torque converter, power shuttle, driveshaft, transmission, differential, steering brakes, final drives, and undercarriage, with part-number splits tied to stamped shuttle numbers and tractor serial breaks.
• Covers equipment hydraulics from pump and filter to one- through four-spool control valves, plus illustrated line circuits for loader, dozer, ripper, three-point-hitch, and pull-behind arrangements.
• Separates loader and dozer cylinder builds by piston, rod-wiper, gland, bearing, hose-connection, mounting, and identification-ring details, helping match seal kits and internal parts to the actual cylinder.
• Includes generator- and alternator-equipped electrical systems, instrument panels, tachometer wiring, starters, lights, cold-start equipment, horn, backup alarm, harnesses, and related factory part numbers.
• Identifies mechanical-angle, power-angle, power-tilt, and power angle-tilt dozers; standard and 4-in-1 loader buckets; forks, grapple, ripper, PTO, ROPS, forestry guards, and counterweights.

Case F1162 is a factory parts-identification catalog, not a generic component list. It pairs exploded assembly views with reference numbers, Case part numbers, descriptions, and quantities required. The alphabetical assembly index and rear numerical part-number index support both system-first and known-number lookups, while the hose conversion tables identify bulk hose, cut length, end fittings, and additional hardware for listed OEM hose assemblies. It is best suited to mechanics, parts departments, restoration shops, and experienced owners who can match serial numbers and visible component features to a parts breakdown before ordering or beginning repair work.

Serial-Specific Engine and Drivetrain Coverage

The engine section does not treat every 188 diesel as the same build. It distinguishes cast-iron and aluminum intake manifolds, including aluminum versions with sealing washers, locking nuts, or O-rings. Cylinder-head coverage changes from studs to bolts at engine serial 2711005; timing-cover and water-pump parts change at 2728315; connecting rods change at 2767997; and the cylinder-block and camshaft listings split again at 2859526. Separate pages also identify early and later fuel filters, injector nozzles, breather parts, oil-system components, piston and liner parts, and complete gasket-kit groupings.

Power-shuttle coverage is equally specific. The catalog separates housing and oil-pan assemblies before and after tractor serial 3065738, then breaks out the pinion cage, output shaft, forward clutch, front pump, and reverse clutch. Torque converters are differentiated for loader versus drawbar/dozer applications, with another serial break for the latter. A maintenance note identifies Case adapter D51765 or Lincoln 5803 as the grease-gun needle adapter needed for the driveshaft fittings.

The connecting-rod listing calls for all bearing liners to be replaced together and warns against mixing copper-lead and aluminum liners in the same engine, a mismatch that can damage bearing and journal surfaces. The injector-nozzle pages also require a new body washer and carbon-stop seal whenever a nozzle is removed so the nozzle-to-head sealing surfaces are not compromised during repair.

Hydraulics, Electrical Systems, and Attachments

Hydraulic coverage is organized by actual machine configuration. Pump applications are divided by tractor serial number and attachment type, while equipment valves are shown in one-, two-, three-, and four-spool arrangements. Secondary relief and check-valve breakdowns are separated for 2,200 psi and 2,500 psi-and-above valve configurations. The cylinder pages go beyond assembly numbers: they distinguish one- and two-piece pistons, split and solid rod wipers, gland-center bearings, straight or angled hose connections, self-aligning or press-in bushings, and identification marks stamped on the gland or tube.

Named illustrations include the generator and alternator electrical-system layouts, instrument-panel and tachometer wiring, the power-shuttle cooling circuit, the loader hydra-leveling and bucket-tilt circuit, the power angle-tilt dozer circuit split at tractor serial 3047966, and cylinder-identification drawings. Additional tractor serial breaks separate ROPS-related plumbing and chassis parts, loader frames, fuel tanks, shrouds, cowls, drawbars, and counterweight installations.

What This Catalog Does Not Cover

This publication identifies parts and assembly relationships; it does not provide step-by-step disassembly, diagnostic testing, pressure adjustment, torque procedures, or repair sequences. Model 26C backhoe parts are assigned to separate Case catalog 1207, and Models 9 and 19 winch parts to catalog 1126. Use the correct service information and proper blocking, pressure-release, electrical-isolation, and lifting practices before working on hydraulic, drivetrain, or raised-loader components.