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Case IH Farmall A Series TractorsCaseIH - September 01, 2009
"If you’re looking for a durable workhorse without electronic controls, take a look at the new Case IH Farmall A tractors," says Greg Lucey, Case IH marketing manager for Farmall tractors. "These new Farmall A tractors are simple machines built for the farm with all the pulling power and hydraulics you need for loading, blading, tilling and mowing chores." Four Farmall A models will be available in 2010:
Lucey says the new Farmall A lineup is the first offering in the next generation of Case IH Farmalls, which will feature an updated and simplified global naming convention and decals. "Farmall is the most recognizable tractor name in history," he explains. "With the launch of our new Farmall A tractors, we're returning to the 'letter' naming custom to honor the legacy of those famous Farmalls and clearly signify the progression of new models." Dependable diesel engine A fully independent 540-rpm PTO is engaged with the simple flip of a lever. "So you can also power a wide variety of attachments," Lucey adds. "The PTO stays engaged, powering the implements even when you clutch, shift and turn." Simple, mechanical transmission In addition, the Farmall 45A and 55A models are available with an optional 8x8 synchronized shift transmission, for on-the-fly shifting during roading or hauling. Farmall A tractors are engineered with a heavy-duty 2WD front axle or optional mechanical front drive axle, and a cast-iron rear axle with plenty of strength for loaders and rear implements. "And a 3-point-hitch lift capacity of up to 2,954 pounds means your Farmall A can handle a round baler, rotary mower or tiller with ease," Lucey notes. "No matter what's on your to-do list, whether it involves a 3-point implement or front end loader, your Case IH Farmall A has the hydraulic power and lift capacity to do the job," says Lucey.
A sloped hood provides great visibility in all directions, and a deluxe, contoured suspension seat adjusts to fit. Routine maintenance is a snap: Engine oil can be checked and filled without lifting the hood. With a Farmall A, you'll get a large, comfortable operator platform that makes short work of a long day," Lucey says. "Unlike some tractors in this class where operators complain about cramped quarters, getting poked with levers or confused by the controls, the new A is a Case IH Farmall, with long-established agricultural bloodlines. That means power, dependability, simple controls and easy operation." | ||
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