 CASE TRACTORS REVIEW
The history of Case tractors began in 1842. A man called Jerome Increase Case started a company in Wisconsin, exactly in the city of Rochester. However, Jerome moved very soon nearby to Racine, where started to build threshers. Since that moment on, the name Case started to be well know and trusted across Wisconsin.
It was nearly to 9 years later, in 1853, when J. I. Case formed JI Case & Company. 3 partners were accepted and the benefits started to increase dramatically. They approved Old Abe as the new Eagle Trademark in 1865, which was used in the civil war as a pet, known then bald eagle.
The light series of tractors have all the same characteristics except for minor differences as shown in the following table:
Models |
Gross Engine hp (kW) |
PTO hp (kW) |
Axle |
Transmission |
DX18E |
18 (13.4) |
13.7 (10.2) |
MFD |
Hydrostatic |
DX22E |
22 (16.4) |
17.0 (12.7) |
MFD |
Hydrostatic |
DX25E |
25 (18.6) |
19.0 (14.2) |
MFD |
Hydrostatic |
In 1869 Case began manufacturing engines. The first engine built was one moved around by horses. The company worked very well and focused all its efforts to bring to life their first steam tractor engine, which was around 1876. In 1892 appeared finally the first case garden tractor.
  
Currently, Case Corp offer more than garden tractors. A tough list of Case products is :
- Articulated Trucks
- Compact Track Loaders
- Compaction Equipment
- Crawler Dozers
- Excavators - Compact
- Excavators - Tracked
- Forklifts
- Loader/Backhoes
- Loader/Tool Carriers
- Motor Graders
- Skid Steer Loaders
- Wheel Loaders
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