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Re: Ih 5088 vs Case 2290


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Posted by Steven f/AZ on November 02, 2007 at 17:15:59 from (24.121.167.138):

In Reply to: Ih 5088 vs Case 2290 posted by Dave from MN on November 02, 2007 at 05:09:31:

Does either tractor have a work history available? Which one is your local dealer more familiar with/better able to service? Both are in the age range that parts may become hard to come by in the near future as both companies are long gone... Given equal condition and hours, I would personally say a horse a piece...

I've run 5088, 5288 and 5488 - also run 2290 and we have a 2590.

Both have had transmission updates available since they were manufactured. I think IH may have had updated switches for the electric/hydraulic TA shift (1-2, 2-3, and 3-4 shift) - I know there is a mechanical diode TA available for it. The 2290 had updates available for the powershift as well - our 2590 has the updates.

As for engine reliability, I've seen examples of both with near 10,000 trouble-free hours of operation. The 400 series IH diesel is an excellent engine, first used on the 66 series tractors and used through the 88 series. The 504 Case engine has a good reputation for reliability as well -- at least in my experience knowing people who have had them.

In the end, it is your decision and judgement call.


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