Four for the farm: case IH launches four new or updated utility and row crop tractor lines; putting a focus on productivity - Ag Equipment
Author: Diesel Progress North American Edition

Case IH has seen many changes over the years, including its landmark merger with New Holland to form CNH Global. Over the last several months, the company has also staged a global rollout of entirely new tractors lines, along with upgrades for all tractors ranging from 40 to 240 PTO hp.

The new lines introduced'a new family name and mark Case IH's commitment to becoming a leader in the under 100 hp tractor markets. The new Maxxima family of utility tractors includes the JX Series Maxxima utility tractors ranging from 42 to 80 PTO hp and the JXU Series Maxxima utility tractors ranging from 66 to 82 PTO hp. Also new are the MXM Series Maxxum row-crop tractors from 95 to 160 PTO hp and the MX Series Magnum rowcrop tractors from 170 to 240 PTO hp.

"At Case IH, we pride ourselves on providing a full line of equipment designed to help growers increase their productivity," said Jim Irwin, vice president of the Case IH North American agricultural business. "With the launch of these four industry-leading tractor lines, we are able to provide our customers and dealers with ranges of tractors that will compete favorably with anything in the market."

The new Case IH JX Series Maxxima tractors include JX55, JX65, JX75, JX85 and the JX95 with rated engine outputs of 57, 63, 73, 84 and 97 hp respectively PTO hp ratings are 42, 50, 60, 70 and 80 hp. The new tractors are built in Modena, Italy.