Need the factory operator guide for your Case IH ST450, ST470, ST 450 Tiger III, or ST 470 Tiger III tractor? This 108-page manual (OEM #37-062R1) puts the full cab walkthrough, hydraulic specs, and maintenance schedule for all four variants in one place. You get wiring diagrams, hydraulic schematics, a complete troubleshooting section, and a thorough service chapter covering air filters, cooling system, fuel system, and transmission maintenance. Fill the axle center differential to 38 qts (35.9 L) and set your lube oil change interval at 300 hours when temperatures climb above 32°C. No more chasing specs through outdated forum threads. Multi-level bookmarks let you jump straight to any section; download once and bring it to the cab on your phone or tablet.
What's Inside This Case IH ST450/ST470 (Tiger III) Operator Manual
| System | Pages | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|
| Supplement to St 450 & St 470 Tiger Iii Operation & Maintenance Manual | 3-8 | Differential Carrier, Planetary Gear Arrangement, Power Flow, Axle Assemblies, Oil Capacity, Fill/check Port |
| Safety | 13-16 | - |
| Specifications | 17-26 | Axle, Brakes, Cab, Electrical System, Hydraulic System, Transmission, Engine, Dimensions |
| Operating Information | 27-62 | Engine Operation, Cab Controls, Air conditioning/heater, Seat Adjustments, Transmission Operation, Hydraulic Controls |
| Service & Maintenance | 63-96 | Air Filters, Battery Care, Engine Maintenance, Cooling System, Fuel System, Transmission Maintenance |
| Troubleshooting | 97-102 | - |
Quick Reference Specifications
| Specification | Value | Page |
|---|---|---|
| All Models | ||
| Hydraulic pump capacity | 38 gpm (143.8 lpm) | p. 19 |
| Axle Overall Reduction Ratio | 30.2:1 | p. 17 |
| Axle Center Differential Oil Capacity | 38 qts (35.9 Liters) | p. 17 |
| Axle Wheel Hubs Oil Capacity (each) | 10 qts (9.4 Liters) | p. 17 |
| Axle Lube Oil Change Interval (above 90°F/32°C) | 300 hours | p. 17 |
| Fuel Capacity | 385 gallons (1457.22 liters) | p. 18 |
| Hydraulic System Main Relief Valve Setting | 2450 psi (169 bars) | p. 19 |
| Hydraulic System Reservoir Capacity | 48 gals. (181.7 liters) | p. 19 |
| Wheel Hub Bolt Torque | 450 lb. ft. (610 Nm) | p. 19 |
| Transmission Oil Capacity (Normal Change) | 14.25 gallons (53.9 liters) | p. 20 |
| ST 470 Tiger III | ||
| ST 470 Tiger III Engine Oil Capacity (Normal Change) | 17 gallons (64.3 liters) | p. 21 |
| ST 450 Tiger III | ||
| ST 450 Tiger III Engine Oil Capacity (Normal Change) | 12 gal. (45.48 liter) | p. 22 |
Case IH ST450/ST470 (Tiger III) Common Problems This Manual Covers
Case IH ST450 ST470 engine coolant temperature warning light on during heavy field work p. 99
Check the grill screen first — a clogged screen is the most common cause. Clean dirt and debris from the radiator core and inspect all coolant hoses for damage or kinking. Verify coolant level is adequate and look for air bubbles indicating air in the system. Reduce load and idle the engine to allow cooling before resuming operation. Full diagnostic checklist is on page 99.
Manual Section: TroubleshootingHydraulic steering feels sluggish or implements respond slowly under load
Verify the hydraulic reservoir level is at the correct mark — capacity is 48 gals. (181.7 liters) when full. Inspect all visible hydraulic lines for kinks, abrasion, or leaks. Check that the system main relief valve is set to 2450 psi (169 bars) per the specs on page 19. If level and lines are good, check the pump output — rated at 38 gpm (143.8 lpm) — and look for signs of intermittent pressure drop under load.
Manual Section: TroubleshootingPowershift transmission overheats after extended operation or hills p. 98
Check transmission oil level first — normal fill is 14.25 gallons (53.9 liters) including filters per page 20. Inspect the cooler oil lines for kinks or blockage. Verify the engine coolant is not also running hot, since the transmission cooler shares the engine cooling circuit. Reduce vehicle load or speed until oil temperature returns to normal range. See the transmission overheating checklist on page 98.
Manual Section: TroubleshootingEngine hard to start or cranks without firing in cold conditions p. 101
Confirm the fuel shut-off valve is fully open and the tank has fuel — capacity is 385 gallons (1457.22 liters). Inspect fuel lines and connections for air leaks, which are a primary cause of hard starting. Check that air intake is unrestricted and filters are not clogged. Review the hard-starting checklist on page 101, which covers fuel quality, worn pump, and water-in-fuel conditions.
Manual Section: TroubleshootingLow engine oil pressure warning during operation, gauge reading below normal p. 100
Immediately reduce load and check crankcase oil level before continuing operation. Inspect for visible external oil leaks around seals and drain plugs. Verify you are using the correct oil grade for ambient conditions per the service schedule on page 52. A dirty oil filter or restricted suction line will also drop oil pressure — the full diagnostic checklist including cooler and cooling system checks is on page 100.
Manual Section: TroubleshootingEngine lacks power or bogs down under load during field operations p. 100
Inspect the air filter and intake path for restriction — dirty filters are the first item to eliminate. Check fuel quality and look for air leaks in suction lines, which cause lean running and power loss. Extended idling degrades performance over time, so follow the idle-period guidelines in Operating Information starting page 27. If power loss persists after filter and fuel checks, review the full low-power checklist on page 100.
Manual Section: TroubleshootingFrequently Asked Questions
What causes the engine coolant temperature warning light on the Case IH ST450 or ST470 Tiger III during heavy field work?
Check the grill screen first — a clogged screen is the most common cause. Clean dirt and debris from the radiator core and inspect all coolant hoses for damage or kinking. Verify coolant level is adequate and look for air bubbles indicating air in the system. Reduce load and idle the engine to allow cooling before resuming operation. Full diagnostic checklist is on page 99.
Why does hydraulic steering feel sluggish or implements respond slowly under load on the Case IH ST450, ST470 Steiger?
Verify the hydraulic reservoir level is at the correct mark — capacity is 48 gals. (181.7 liters) when full. Inspect all visible hydraulic lines for kinks, abrasion, or leaks. Check that the system main relief valve is set to 2450 psi (169 bars) per the specs on page 19. If level and lines are good, check the pump output — rated at 38 gpm (143.8 lpm) — and look for signs of intermittent pressure drop under load.
Why does the Powershift transmission overheat after extended operation or on hills on the Case IH ST450, ST470?
Check transmission oil level first — normal fill is 14.25 gallons (53.9 liters) including filters per page 20. Inspect the cooler oil lines for kinks or blockage. Verify the engine coolant is not also running hot, since the transmission cooler shares the engine cooling circuit. Reduce vehicle load or speed until oil temperature returns to normal range. See the transmission overheating checklist on page 98.
Why is the Case IH ST450, ST470 Tiger III engine hard to start or cranks without firing in cold conditions?
Confirm the fuel shut-off valve is fully open and the tank has fuel — capacity is 385 gallons (1457.22 liters). Inspect fuel lines and connections for air leaks, which are a primary cause of hard starting. Check that air intake is unrestricted and filters are not clogged. Review the hard-starting checklist on page 101, which covers fuel quality, worn pump, and water-in-fuel conditions.
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