For the 2014 season, Case IH is unveiling a Stage IV (Tier 4 final) generation of its Quadtrac and Steiger tractors at Agritechnica, and is bringing back its continuously variable Maxxums. The firm exhibits a limited edition of Puma for its commercial success. Presentation in pictures.
Yeson the Case IH stand, on magnifying glass with difficulty the new Quadtrac 620 and its 25 tonnes (empty). Mandatory Stage IV (Tier 4 final) anti-pollution standards, the manufacturer has released a new generation of Steiger and Quadtrac tractors.
The tracked tractors are available in three models: the Quadtrac 540, the Quadtrac 580 and the Quadtrac 620 (68 hp nominal power and 692 hp maximum power). Under the hood starts a 12.9-liter 6-cylinder engine, developed by Fiat Power Train. To meet the latest anti-pollution standards in force, the Cursor 13 engine is equipped with an SCR system (with AdBlue) and EGR paddle passages. The torque develops at 2,941 Nm!
In these cases, and among the nice surprises of the show, there is a Puma in a red and black book. This is a special edition to celebrate 40,000 Puma sold. baptized Case IH Puma Platinum Editionthe offer includes black metal paint, a pot of chrome coating and a financing/insurance package.
From 110 to 370 hp in continuous variation
Please note, Case IH benefits from agricultural technology to honor them. Maxxum Cvx, leave the Sima 2013, equipped with the dual-clutch transmission. Remember that this Cvx transmission offers continuous variation from 0 to 40 km/h in two mechanical ranges. For those of you, this Maxxum Cvx integrates the APM productivity management program, which automatically adapts the engine speed according to the load, in order to optimize fuel consumption. In conclusion, the offer in Case IH tractors with variable transmission continue It ranges from 110 to 370 cents (Maxxum-Puma-Magnum).
To find out more, click on: Presentation of Maxxum Cvx.