Case IH
FARMALL 110M

Tractor | 82.0 kW

111 hp
Power
Mechanical
Transmission
3995 kg
Rear Lift
independent
Rear PTO
Case IH FARMALL 110M

Technical Specifications

Engine82.0 kW
Rear Lift3995 kg
PTO Power69.4 kW
Rear PTOindependent
PTO Type540/1000
Groundnegative
Charging Systemalternator
Battery Volts12
ManufacturerCaseIH
Controlelectronic draft control

Used Case IH FARMALL 110M for sale

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Frequently Asked Questions

The hydraulic lift capacity of the Case IH Farmall 110M is see technical data sheet. This is important for operating heavy front loaders and rear-mounted implements.

The Case IH Farmall 110M produces 111 hp.

This model is fitted with a mechanical transmission. This transmission type is well proven across Australian farming conditions.

This model is particularly well suited to primary tillage and seeding operations. Case IH, in its distinctive red livery, has a major following in Australia's grain belt, particularly in South Australia and Western Australia.

The Case IH Farmall 110M has an operating weight of approximately see technical data sheet. This weight provides good stability when working on slopes and with implements.

Used Case IH Farmall 110M tractors can be found on Mascus.com.au, Trade Farm Machinery, Farm Tender and through CNH Industrial Australia dealers around Australia.

About Case IH FARMALL 110M

On the vast grain farms of the Riverina of New South Wales, the Case IH Farmall 110M is valued for its 111 output and proven dependability. In Australia, this model is particularly popular in the Riverina of New South Wales and the wheat belt of Western Australia. With 111 hp, it is well suited to primary tillage, seeding operations and spray application. In Australia, CNH Industrial Australia provides sales, service and parts support through an extensive national dealership network. CNH Industrial Australia ensures service and spare parts availability for this model across Australia.