Case IH 9310-9390 Steiger

In the Case IH 9300 series introduced in 1995, the highly esteemed Steiger name was once again proudly displayed on the fronts of the tractors. The extensive lineup remained similar to before: the smallest models were the 9310 and 9330, equipped with Case IH engines. The middle model, the 9350 (310 hp), featured an enlarged 11-liter Cummins engine. The 9370 (360 hp) and 9380 (400 hp) still had 14-liter Cummins engines, with power increased by 20 hp. At the top of the range, in 1997, came the 9390 with 425 horsepower, also equipped with the 14-liter Cummins. Torque increases ranged between 30-37%.

The transmission offered more options than before. The smaller models came standard with a 12+3 full powershift. From the 9350 upwards, a cheaper 12+3 SyncroShift and a 24+6 with a 2-speed quick shift were also available. These models also featured an oil-immersed clutch. The 9310-9350 was also available as a Row Crop Special version, which included front axle steering and a frame that could be stiffened to a fixed position. The axles in the 9300 series were updated.

In 1997, the Quadtrac version of the 9370 was introduced, replacing wheels with rubber tracks. Thanks to these, slippage was reduced to a fraction, and ground pressure decreased. Later, the 9380 was also made available as a Quadtrac.

The model imported to Europe was now the Steiger 9370. Radar-based slip control was standard. The technical specifications of the other models correspond to those sold in the USA.

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