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Re: Case 90 series and 70 series tractors
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Posted by big jt on September 19, 2004 at 00:28:51 from (206.72.54.246):
In Reply to: Case 90 series and 70 series tractors posted by R Wyler on September 18, 2004 at 18:32:12:
IMHO the 90 series is ten times the tractor that the 70 series is. It is in creature comforts mostly though. The basic mechnicals are the same (engine and trans share a lot of parts). The main differences as I see them are as follows Battery placement. On the 70 series they are both in the same tray under the left side of the cab which has to be pulled out and off the rails unhooking the battery cables as you go. The 90 series has them in a nice tray that swings out and makes servicing them 100 times easier. Cab. Don't even begin to think the cabs are the same. The dash and it's shrouding are connected to the frame of the tractor on the 70 series. perfect for conducting heat and noise right up in the cab. 90 series the cab is a isolated pod with all things in the cab being rubber isolated from the rest of the tractor. The hydraulics of course went to closed center on the 90 series. Don't know what you are intending to do with the tractor. If all you want here is to raise and lower implements either will work fine. The 90 series does have a float position and flow controls however. Due to the cable connection on the 90 series those remotes are a little more difficult to feather. We have had a 1070 which we bought new and currently have a 2290 and 2294. For reasons stated above I was happy to see the 1070 hit the road. Hope this answers your questions. JT
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