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What's the Difference? 1070, 1090, 1170, 1175

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Farmer Jack

12-19-2007 16:20:33

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What is the difference between these 4 case tractor models?

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Lamont

12-20-2007 20:27:09

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Re: What's the Difference? 1070, 1090, 1170, 1175 in reply to Farmer Jack, 12-19-2007 16:20:33

Don't know all of the differences between the 1070 and 1090 except for heavier front axle, drawbar, and 3 point on the 1090. Uncle has a 1090, and that's all the difference I can tell. Both have 451 cubic inch naturally aspirated engines. Have seen 1070s both powershift and straight 4-speed x 2 range transmissions. The only 1090s I've known of were all powershift.

The 1170 was the early version of the 1175. 1170s were built like a tank; heavy front axle, hubs, steering, dual-wheel and spacer assemblies. Even the nose-cone was solid cast iron on the 1170. The 1175s were much lighter in these areas, but still good, tough tractors. Both tractors had a 451 cubic inch turbocharged engine. ALL 1170s and 1175s had the 4-speed x 2-range straight transmission. Powershift was NOT available on these tractors. Both of these tractors also had the planetary set-up on the rear-end rather than the axle/hub set-up like the 1070/1090. All of these were very reliable and super-fuel-efficient tractors. 1170/1175 would do the work of a JD 4320 on about 2/3 of the fuel.

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bradley martin

12-21-2007 12:46:23

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Re: What's the Difference? 1070, 1090, 1170, 1175 in reply to Lamont, 12-20-2007 20:27:09

I stand corrected.

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bradley martin

12-20-2007 06:43:08

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Re: What's the Difference? 1070, 1090, 1170, 1175 in reply to Farmer Jack, 12-19-2007 16:20:33

1170's originally had the powershift option while the 1175s were only available w/ the 8 speed manual tranny.

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fred goodrich

12-20-2007 08:17:09

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Re: What's the Difference? 1070, 1090, 1170, 1175 in reply to bradley martin, 12-20-2007 06:43:08

1090 was southern version of the 1070 it had a wide swinging drawbar. 1170s had open disc brakes and straight 8speed trans.

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Triplerange

12-20-2007 04:56:19

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Re: What's the Difference? 1070, 1090, 1170, 1175 in reply to Farmer Jack, 12-19-2007 16:20:33

1170 and 1175 are the same tractor...except the 1175 is the later model and is lighter built and all came with 8 speed manual trans. These have totally different rearends than 1070 with outboard plantaries on the end of the axle. Much heavier and turbo on engine. 1070 and 970 share rear ends. 1090 I think is similar to the 1070....although don't know much about these...but is a 90 series.

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