Case IH Maxxum CVX 110-130 / Steyr Profi 4110-4130 CVT

In the spring of 2013, the Case IH Maxxum CVX models equipped with continuously variable transmissions were introduced. Three 4-cylinder versions were available. Speed could be controlled using a foot pedal, a hand lever, or by storing the desired speed in the speed memory. The selected speed memory was changed by pressing a button. The 40 km/h speed was reached already at 1600 rpm, and in the 50 km/h version, full speed was achieved at 1750 rpm. Hydraulic output was increased to 125 liters. In the cab, most controls were grouped on the armrest, similar to the Multicontroller model. Standard equipment included nearly all the features available for the Maxxum. For example, standard features included cab suspension, automatic four-wheel drive and differential lock, headland automation, four electro-hydraulic valves, and a heated low-frequency suspended air seat.

At Steyr, the model range was called Profi CVT.

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