Case IH Farmall 55 C – 115 C/ Steyr 4055 Kompakt S – 4115 Kompakt

In spring 2011, alongside the Quantum C series, the slightly stripped-down Farmall C series was introduced, initially with three models: 55, 65, and 75. The engines were the same 3.2-liter FPT F5C engines with mechanical injection as before, but the torque values had slightly decreased. The number of gears was reduced to 12+12. The direction reverser could be either mechanical or hydraulic. Creep gears were an optional extra. The hydraulics were equipped with only a lower-powered 48-liter pump. The cab was similar to the previous one with a flat floor, and the noise level was stated to be 76 dB. Optional extras included telescopic mirrors, a seat that swivels 15 degrees, and an adjustable steering wheel. Four-wheel drive was engaged electro-hydraulically. The lineup was also available with an open cab and as rear-wheel drive. Similar tractors were released less than a year later under the New Holland T4 Powerstar series.

At the beginning of 2013, the Farmall C series expanded with three more powerful models corresponding to New Holland’s T4.75, T4.85, and T4.95 models. These models were equipped with Fiat Powertrain Technologies’ 3.4-liter four-cylinder engines that met Tier 4A requirements. The engines featured common rail injection, an intercooler, particulate filter, oxidation catalyst, and exhaust gas recirculation. The electrical system was based on a CAN bus. A power take-off (PTO) was available as an option for these models. In 2014, a 115-horsepower model was introduced.

In Steyr’s range, the series corresponding to the Farmall C was the Kompakt series.

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