what are Case Tractors

Case tractors are a premier line of agricultural machinery known for power, efficiency, and advanced technology, ranging from compact, multi-purpose models to high-horsepower, 4WD machines. Manufactured globally, they serve farming, landscaping, and construction, with notable series including Farmall, Maxxum, Puma, Magnum, and the high-output Steiger Quadtrac

• Steiger & Steiger Quadtrac (up to 670+ hp): Engineered for the most demanding, large-scale farming tasks.
• Magnum Series (250–400 hp): High-performance tractors focused on versatility and comfort.
• Optum Series (270–435 hp): Designed for heavy tillage, hauling, and high-capacity hydraulic needs.
• Puma Series (140–260 hp): A versatile, mid-range, and high-efficiency workhorse.
• Maxxum Series (112–150 hp): Multi-purpose tractors known for fuel efficiency and operator comfort.
• Farmall Series (23–57 hp): Compact, maneuverable tractors ideal for smaller tasks and mixed farming. 

• History: Case IH was formed following the merger of J.I. Case and International Harvester in the 1980s, merging two long-standing agricultural traditions.
• Technology: They were the first to introduce Advanced Farming Systems (AFS) GPS technology and offer Advanced Farming Systems (AFS) connect technology.
• Production Locations: Manufacturing occurs worldwide, including key plants in St. Valentin, Austria (larger models) and Jesi, Italy (smaller models).
• Transmission: Many models feature the advanced, continuously-variable CVXDrive transmission.