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Re: Case 2090 vs JD 4240 Powershift
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Posted by Bob Clark on March 25, 2005 at 17:44:56 from (24.239.255.138):
In Reply to: Case 2090 vs JD 4240 Powershift posted by Brian Stambaugh on March 24, 2005 at 19:49:03:
Worked for a Case dealer when the 2090 and 2290 series were introduced. Compared to the 2390 and 2590 they were a complete new design in the transmission and rear end, nothing like the 9070,1070,1175 they replaced (20 and 2290 had inboard planetarys). The 23 and 25 series were much like the 13 and 15 series except with the closed center hydraulics. The 20 and 22's were not scaled down 23's in the transmission. If you buy make sure you have one of the later models or with the upgrade to the pinion shaft. Later versions had the park gear splined to the pinion shaft, early models where keyed and this was an unacceptable design. The keys shear easily and the more wear, the easier they sheard. Since this involved the pinion shaft a major repair to fix correctly. Didn't stay with Case long enough to get a lot of experience with another problem I have heard about. I understand that there was a major problem with the differential pinions. These were all supposed to be recalled and repaired ( strangely enough the parking gear was not a recall and many were just patched with). If these issues have been fixed these are excellent tractors though, just need to get iron-clad proof they have been dealt with or that the machine you buy is after the cut-off on the updated versions.
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