Introduced in 1997 with power outputs that spanned 50-100hp, the six-model Case IH CX series became an early casualty to the massive New Holland/Case ‘merger’: By 2001, Case-branded CXs were no longer produced for the UK market. The CX is far from dead, though, the former Case factory in Doncaster now producing essentially the same tractors but badged McCormick. But is this good news for those seeking an early Case CX as a used buy? James de Havilland reports
Case IH CX series tractors:
USED MACHINERY: Introduced in 1997 with power outputs that spanned 50-100hp, the six-model Case IH CX series became an early casualty to the massive New Holland/Case ‘merger’: By 2001, Case-branded CXs were no longer produced for the UK market. The CX is far from dead, though, the former Case factory in Doncaster now producing essentially the same tractors but badged McCormick. But is this good news for those seeking an early Case CX as a used buy?
James de Havilland
