19 models · 24.6–101 hp
Case IH fields 19 tractors on this list, smallest first. The biggest loader figure is 3,153 lbs, on the Case IH Farmall 55A, the Case IH Farmall 65A and the Case IH Farmall 75A — they share a loader, measured at max height, which is the convention 6 of the 19 loader-equipped models here publish.
Every Case IH here wears the Farmall name, but the badge covers machines from several sources. The compact C tractors have used LS Mtron's 1.9 litre three-cylinder (the Farmall 45C Series II, built from 2017, lists it), the utility models use FPT diesels, and the Farmall 25SC sub-compact is a twin of New Holland's Workmaster 25S. The newest models break the pattern. When Case IH showed the Farmall 35A and 40A at the National Farm Machinery Show in February 2026, its global product manager called them CNH-derived and designed in-house: a 1.9 litre three, three-range hydrostatic or 12x12 gear drive, a 12.6 gallon tank and spring 2026 delivery. New Holland's Workmaster 35C and 40C are the same tractors in blue.
In the compact range, A models are the plainer builds and C models the better-equipped ones; the 35C and 40C sit on the small frame, and the 45C, 50C and 55C move to a 4,000 lb chassis with a 2,756 lb hitch. The small utility A line splits into a light trio (50A, 60A, 70A) on a 2.2 litre engine and a heavy trio (55A, 65A, 75A) on a 2.9 litre with a 4,299 lb hitch, and the 65C and 75C step up to a four-cylinder and a power shuttle. The 90C and 100C are medium utility tractors, upgraded in February 2025 with a stronger front axle, more hydraulic flow and rear lift, an L635 loader option and base telematics.
Case IH publishes no prices for these and dealer listings bundle loaders, so none is shown here; the number has to come from a dealer. The obvious second quote is New Holland's Workmaster on the same driveline. Below 60 hp the alternatives are Kubota's L and Deere's 3 and 4 families; above it, Deere's 5E and Kubota's M60.
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FPT's 3.4-litre four with internal cooled EGR and no regeneration, dropped into Case IH's small utility frame. The 12x12 power shuttle and 3,664 lb hitch aim it at a Deere 5075E and at New Holland's Workmaster 75, which shares its CNH driveline in a different colour.
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A genuinely different machine from the 55A above it, and the cheapest Case IH small utility: a 2.2-litre FPT three rather than the 2.9, a Cat II hitch rated 2,701 lb rather than 4,299, and a 4,442 lb bare frame. Case IH publishes no price on it, so the figure comes from a dealer quote.
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Middle rung of the light small-utility trio, and the one that earns its keep on PTO work: 51 PTO hp out of 60 engine hp is an 85 percent driveline efficiency, better than most compacts manage. Same 2.2-litre FPT, same 2,701 lb hitch and 13-gallon tank as the 50A below it.
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70 hp squeezed out of the same 2.2-litre FPT three that powers the 50A, which makes this the hardest-worked engine in the small utility A line and the cheapest route to 59 PTO hp in red paint. The hitch and hydraulics do not grow with the power, and that is the trade.
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Where the small utility A line stops being a light chore tractor: a 2.9-litre FPT three, a 4,299 lb hitch, 21.7 gallons of fuel and a 6,283 lb frame. It is the red twin of New Holland's Workmaster 55 on the same CNH driveline, and the one Case IH sells without printing a number.
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The volume seller of the heavy small-utility A chassis: 56 PTO hp, a 4,299 lb hitch and 21.7 gallons of fuel, aimed squarely at a Deere 5065E and priced - or rather quoted - against it. Low-profile and poultry-house configurations are built on this same frame.
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The cheapest way into 64 PTO hp wearing a Case IH badge, on a 2.9-litre FPT three that avoids a particulate filter entirely. Sits directly beneath the Farmall 75C, which costs more and adds a power shuttle and a 3.4-litre four.
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The only one of the five redesigned MY2026 compact A tractors without a turbo. A 31 PTO hp figure out of 35 gross is an 89 percent driveline result, which is what a naturally aspirated 1.9-litre three buys when it is not being asked to make headline power.
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Turbocharged version of the 35A on the same 66.2 in. wheelbase, and the point in the compact A range where the frame stops growing and only the engine does. 35.9 PTO hp is enough for a 6-foot cutter; the 45A above it moves to a longer chassis and a bigger pump.
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Top of the compact Farmall range and the last stop before the utility line. 46.7 PTO hp and a 2,756 lb hitch put it against a Kubota L60 or a Deere 4066R, but it carries the same 8.2 gpm pump as the 35 hp 35C, which is where the comparison stops.
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Cab-only entry to the small utility C line, on a 3.4-litre FPT four and a wet-clutch power shuttle. Against the 70A below it the horsepower is lower and the PTO figure is twelve down, but the hitch lifts 1,255 lb more and the cab is not an argument.
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Stage V medium utility built on a heavier chassis than its horsepower implies: 10,240 lb bare, a Class 1.5 heavy-duty front axle and 21.7 gpm of implement flow. It is sold with one transmission only, the 24 x 24 Hi-Lo, and that decides who it suits.
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Same 10,240 lb Stage V chassis as the 90C with eleven more horsepower and a conventional 12 x 12 electronic power shuttle in place of the Hi-Lo. At 101 hp and 85 at the PTO it is the largest machine in this catalog's utility class.
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Case IH's only subcompact, and the machine the badge-engineered New Holland Workmaster 25S shares a price with to the dollar. A 1.26-litre indirect-injection three and a 2-range hydrostatic put it squarely against the Kubota BX and the John Deere 1025R.
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Smallest of the compact A tractors and a thousand pounds heavier than the 25SC subcompact beneath it, on a 1.3-litre turbocharged and aftercooled three. The 12 x 12 synchro shuttle is standard where most 25 hp machines give you a hydrostat and nothing else.
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Deluxe trim on the small compact frame: same 35 hp and same 1,808 lb hitch as the outgoing 35A, but a bigger tank, a standard rear remote and the L350A loader in place of the L340A - which is 650 lb more lift for the same horsepower.
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The only factory cab Case IH puts on the small compact frame, and the cheapest heated seat in the Farmall range. Cab glass adds 628 lb over the 35C, which on a 1,808 lb hitch and an 8.2 gpm pump is weight the rest of the machine has to carry.
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Where the compact Farmall moves onto the 4,000 lb frame: a 73.2 in. wheelbase, a 16 x 16 shuttle and a 2,756 lb hitch, up from 1,808 lb on the smaller C models. The pump does not grow with it, and that is the whole argument about this tractor.
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Middle of the three 4,000 lb compact C tractors, identical to the 45C and 55C everywhere except the injection map. 42.5 PTO hp is the point where a 6-foot cutter and a mid-size tiller both stop being a compromise.
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