Case IH CS 110-150

The Steyr 9100 series tractors were introduced to the market in 1995. Based on them, the Case IH CS 110-150 was made at the end of 1996. The most significant difference was the color and the shape of the hood. In Case IH brochures, the power of the SisuDiesels was advertised as 5 hp more according to the model markings, i.e., 110, 120, 130, and 150 hp. However, the continuous power figures listed in the user manual were the same as in the Steyr models. Torque figures were generally slightly lower than in the Valmet tractors. Torque increase in the CS was about 26-27%.

The 24+24-speed transmission included a 4-speed powershift and a hydraulic direction changer. A 50 km/h version was also available. The clutch was an oil-bath, 8-disc type. The power take-off (PTO) had four speeds. Initially, lifting capacity was 8,830 kilograms and later increased to 9,970 kilograms. Front axle suspension was available as an option. The front differential lock was an engageable dog clutch.

The cab noise level was 72 dB, despite the upholstery looking quite plastic-like. The main controls for the lifting device, hydraulics, and transmission were operated via a multifunction lever. Additionally, there was a joystick for controlling two hydraulic valves. The layout of the controls was quite distinctive overall. The exhaust pipe was moved to the pillar in spring 1999 following the smaller models, and at the same time, the hood decals were updated.

Large CS models arrived in Finland only in 2001, brought by Agritek, and the import period was relatively short. In Finland, the standard features included an air-suspension seat and a trailer brake valve. Alongside it was the DeLuxe model, which featured, among other things, air conditioning, load-sensing hydraulics at 115 l/min, and 4 hydraulic outputs.

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