LIFTING JACK FOR CASE IH, MXM, AND NEW HOLLAND TM

Lifting Eye for Case, IH MXM, and New Holland TM Tractors

The lift pin, also known as a lift hanger, is designed for the rear equipment of the Case, IH MXM series, and New Holland TM series tractors listed in the applications. This adaptable part fits into the three-point hitch assembly. Careful identification is required to ensure proper installation with your tractor and hitch.

Role of the Lift Link in the Rear Lift System

On a tractor, the lift pin is one of the components that connects the lift system to the hitch arms. It plays a role in the lifting and lowering of the mounted implement. Depending on the tractor’s design, this type of part may also help level the attached implement.

A lift pin in good condition helps maintain smooth operation of the lift system. Conversely, a worn, warped, or loose part can interfere with the rear hitch’s operation and complicate implement adjustments.

Applications identified for the MXM and TM series

This part number is compatible with IH tractors from the MXM series— Case —as well as New Holland tractors from the TM series. It is therefore designed to meet a specific need for machines in these ranges and is not a universal lift pin.

Among the listed applications are models such as the MXM 120, MXM 140, TM115, TM155, and TM165. The selection must be based on the tractor’s exact model number and the actual configuration installed on the machine.

Useful guidelines for identifying this part number

To select the correct lift pin, start by noting the exact tractor model. Then compare the existing part with the new part number by examining its overall shape and the attachment points on the rear lift. For this family of parts, these reference points are often crucial for avoiding errors.

If your tractor has undergone a previous repair or modification, simply matching the part number is not always sufficient. A visual inspection of the old lift pin is therefore recommended before replacement.

When should you consider replacing the lift pin?

Replacement may be necessary in cases of deformation, wear at the connection points, abnormal play, or significant corrosion. These signs may appear on tractors that regularly work with mounted or semi-mounted implements that place heavy demands on the hitch.

After installation, the hitch’s operation must be checked in accordance with the procedure specified for your tractor. If you are working on an IH MXM or New Holland TM Case listed in the applications, verify the exact part identification before selecting this part number.

Compatibility by Brand and Series

CASE IH · MXM Series

• MXM 120 MXM 130 MXM 140 MXM 155

NEW HOLLAND · TM Series

• TM115 TM120 TM125 TM130 TM135 TM140 TM150 TM155 TM165

FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of a lift pin on a tractor?

A lift pin is part of the rear lift assembly. Its role is to connect the lift mechanism to the hitch arms and assist in raising and lowering the implement. Depending on the tractor’s configuration, it may also help level the hitch.

Is this lift pin compatible with a Case, IH MXM 140, or New Holland TM155?

Case Yes, the IH MXM 140 and New Holland TM155 models are among the applications listed for this lift pin. Before finalizing your choice, however, check your tractor’s model designation and compare the part you’re replacing with the new part number, as this family of parts may come in several variants.

How can you identify the correct lift strut before purchasing?

The safest approach is to start with the exact tractor model and then compare it to the existing lift strut. Check the overall shape, the connection ends, and how it’s mounted on the rear lift. If your machine has been modified, a visual inspection of the old part is still essential to avoid selecting the wrong one.

When should a lift strut be replaced?

Replacement is necessary when the lift pin shows signs of deformation, play at the connection points, significant wear, or advanced corrosion. A worn-out part can interfere with the lift’s operation and the positioning of the implement. After replacement, the lift adjustment must remain in accordance with the procedure specified for the tractor.

Original replacement part numbers and brand names are provided for comparison purposes only. This does not imply that they are original parts.