Case IH Luxxum 100 / 110 / 120 service schedule

1. Wipe each nipple clean before and after greasing.
2. Grease every fitting shown in the handbook until fresh grease just shows.
3. Check the front axle and any front suspension while you are down there.

Tools: Grease gun, Rag

1. With the engine off, brush or blow the dust out of the radiator, oil cooler and air-conditioning condenser.
2. Check every wheel nut is tight to the torque in the handbook.
3. Check the tyre pressures against your handbook.

Tools: Soft brush or low-pressure air, Torque wrench, Tyre gauge

1. Park on firm level ground, stop the engine, set the park brake and take the key out.
2. Run the engine for a few minutes first so the oil is warm and drains well, then stop it.
3. Put the tray under the sump, remove the drain plug and let the oil drain right out.
4. Remove the old filter and wipe the sealing face clean. Oil the new filter's seal lightly with clean engine oil.
5. Fit the new filter by hand to the tightness printed on the filter or in the handbook. Refit the drain plug with a new washer.
6. Fill with the correct oil to the dipstick mark, run the engine for a minute, stop and recheck the level after a few minutes.
7. Look for leaks, note the hours, and take the old oil to a proper disposal point.

Tools: Drain tray, Socket set, Torque wrench, Filter strap or cup wrench, Funnel, Shop towels, Gloves

1. Stop the engine and let it cool. Clean around the filter head so no dirt falls in.
2. Put a tray underneath and remove the old element.
3. Smear a little clean diesel on the new seal, fit the new element and tighten as marked on it.
4. Prime the system as the handbook says, start the engine and check for leaks and air.

Tools: Filter wrench, Drain tray, Shop towels, Gloves

1. Stop the engine. Keep dirt out of the DEF tank area.
2. Take out the pre-filter as shown in the handbook and rinse it in clean water.
3. Refit it, check for leaks and for any warning on the display.

Tools: Clean water, Gloves, Lint-free cloth

1. Turn each hub so the plug is at the bottom, put a tray underneath and remove the plug.
2. Let the oil drain, then turn the hub so the level plug is horizontal.
3. Fill through the plug hole until oil just runs out at the level hole, then refit the plugs.
4. Repeat on the other hub. Check the transmission, rear axle and hydraulic oil levels while you are there.

Tools: Drain tray, Socket set, Funnel, Gloves

1. Stop the engine. Release the air cleaner cover clips and take out the outer element.
2. Wipe the housing clean with a damp cloth, never blowing dirt into the inner element.
3. Fit the new outer element and refit the cover.

Tools: Clean cloth

1. Open the filter covers as shown in the handbook.
2. Take out the old filters and fit new ones the right way round.
3. Refit the covers.

Tools: Screwdriver

1. Run the tractor to warm the oil, park level and stop.
2. Remove the drain plugs on the transmission and rear axle and let the oil drain fully.
3. Fit any filter the handbook lists, refit the plugs and fill with the oil it names.
4. Run the engine and hydraulics, recheck the level, look for leaks.

Tools: Large drain tray, Socket set, Funnel, Gloves

1. Take out the outer element first, then withdraw the inner element.
2. Wipe the housing clean and fit the new inner element, then the outer element and the cover.

Tools: Clean cloth

1. Stop the engine and let it cool. Find the blow-by filter as shown in the handbook.
2. Remove the old filter, fit the new one and check the hoses are tight.

Tools: Spanner set, Shop towels