New Magnum offers more horsepower, simplified precision technology and greater efficiency for premium operator experience
Case IH is entering the next era of power and efficiency with the MY25 Magnum™ flagship models. Launching at Commodity Classic, the latest upgrades build upon Magnum’s legacy as the tractor of choice for more than 37 years. Case IH is also displaying next-level track technology for Steiger® Quadtrac® and technology solutions that meet the needs of any grower.
The premium upgrades on MY25 Magnum tractors are designed with productivity in mind. The higher horsepower in MY25 Magnums — ranging from 265 to 405 models — helps operators efficiently complete tasks by handling larger implements, while also improving pass to pass accuracy through automated speed and steering control.
“We continue to build upon Magnum’s strong roots as the most trusted tractor on the operation,” says Morgen Dietrich, tractor segment lead at Case IH. “Power, technology and quality define the next generation of Magnums and we purposefully bundled integrated technology within the tractors to eliminate the hassle of purchasing individual tech components.”
Dietrich explains the new Magnum 355 model will come standard with the 21-speed PowerDrive transmission, which builds toward future autonomy capabilities with brake to clutch functionality.
Case IH tractor solutions don’t stop with new MY25 Magnums. Case IH continues to set the bar in track technology with the recent launch of the Quadtrac Heavy-Duty Suspension (HDS) for Steigers. Built with a new suspended track design, HDS elevates operator comfort and machine durability by significantly reducing shocks and jolts, while increasing productivity with faster transport speeds.
“From Farmalls to Magnums and Steigers, we continue to build upon our tractor portfolio legacy by unleashing new options and purposeful solutions for our wide range of customers,” says Dietrich. “Our tractor portfolio, which ranges from 25 hp to 715 hp, demonstrates Case IH’s commitment to bringing solutions to operations of all sizes. It spans across tractors and harvesting to planters, tillage and technology.”
For producers looking to add technology to their existing fleet, Case IH is also talking about its aftermarket solutions at Commodity Classic.
Entry level telematics from Case IH deliver benefits to an operation through tracking and remotely monitoring machines without technology built in and other vehicles within a fleet. Available as an aftermarket kit, growers will receive a five-year subscription to AFS Connect. Additionally, growers can add the Pro 1200 Guidance kit to enable guidance, agronomic and telematics data transfers from older tractors through AFS Connect. This allows operators to have the same display user experience as other machines in their fleet, simplifying the training and management of operators.
For attendees at the show, Case IH is located at booth #123. To find out more about the latest product introductions, reach out to your local dealer or visit www.caseih.com.