LIFT STABILIZER FOR CASE MAXXUM MX AND MCCORMICK MC 112923A1

The 112923A1 lift stabilizer is a part designed for Case Maxxum and MX series tractors, as well as McCormick MC series tractors. Its function is to help maintain the lateral stability of the lift arms in order to limit unwanted movement of the attached implement. To correctly identify this part number, you must first compare the part number with the exact model designation of the tractor in question.

Lateral Stabilization of the Implement During Lifting

On an agricultural tractor, the stabilizer helps guide the rear hitch laterally. It helps keep the equipment more stable while working and during travel, particularly with mounted implements that require good positional control.

This type of part is commonly used with equipment such as:

• plows,
• subsoilers,
• seeders,
• rotary harrows,
• towed transport equipment.

When a stabilizer is worn out, lateral play can become more noticeable at the hitch. Replacing it restores more consistent stability to the implement.

Known part numbers and applications Case, and McCormick

This part corresponds to part numbers 112923A1, I112923A1, and 853697A2. It is listed for Case IHC / Case IH tractors in the Maxxum and MX series, as well as for McCormick MC series tractors. A detailed list of compatible models is included with the product sheet.

The product description also mentions the IHCase MX110. If you are looking for this specific application, we recommend verifying the part number on the existing part before confirming your order.

The part is made of steel and designed for use with a farm tractor’s lift system.

Useful guidelines for selecting the correct part number

To select this stabilizer, the most reliable method is to match the part number. Compare 112923A1, I112923A1, or 853697A2 with your removed part or your maintenance documentation. Next, verify the exact series and model of the tractor, as the same tractor family may have different configurations depending on the version.

If your machine belongs to the listed Case Maxxum, Case MX, or McCormick MC series, verifying the part number remains the best way to avoid ordering errors. If the part number is similar but not identical, it’s best to check the installation before replacing it.

When should this stabilizer be replaced?

Replacement may be necessary when the hitch exhibits excessive lateral movement, when the implement’s stability becomes inconsistent, or when the part shows visible wear. For tasks that require precise implement control, a stabilizer in good condition helps ensure proper lift operation.

Before confirming this part number, refer to part numbers 112923A1, I112923A1, and 853697A2, then check the exact tractor model to ensure proper fit.

Compatibility by Brand and Series

Case

• IHC

Case · Maxxum Series

• 5120
• 5130
• 5140
• 5220
• 5230
• 5240
• 5250

Case · Maxxum Series · MX:

• MX80 C
• MX90 C
• MX100
• MX100 C
• MX120
• MX135

McCormick · MC Series

• MC95
• MC105
• MC115
• MC120
• MC135

Technical Specifications · Original Part Numbers

• I112923A1
• 112923A1
• 853697A2

FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this stabilizer on a Case, or McCormick tractor?

This stabilizer is used to laterally secure the hitch to the power lift. It limits unwanted movement of the lift arms and helps keep the implement better centered during work or transport. It is an important part when the tractor is using mounted equipment such as a plow, a seeder, or a rotary harrow.

How can you identify this stabilizer part number?

This part can be identified by the part numbers 112923A1, I112923A1, and 853697A2. If any of these part numbers appear on your removed part or in your maintenance manual, that is the first step in verification. Next, verify the exact tractor model before confirming the replacement.

Which tractors are compatible with this 112923A1 stabilizer?

This stabilizer is designed for Case tractors in the Maxxum and MX series, as well as for McCormick tractors in the MC series, according to the provided compatibility list. The source text also mentions the IH MX110 Case. For this specific model, it is advisable to check the part number of the installed component before ordering.

When should a lift stabilizer be replaced?

Replacement is necessary when the attached implement develops excessive lateral play, when the hold becomes uneven, or when the part shows visible wear. For this type of lift mechanism, regular visual inspections help prevent imprecise tool guidance and unnecessary stress on the hitch.

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