First introduced in May 1994 as replacements for the popular and well-established 85/95 tractors, the 50hp to 90hp Case IH 3200 and 4200 models were essentially upgrades of what went before. Compact and well specified for their intended small arable and livestock farm markets, the new tractors were popular from day one. But not all were trouble-free, as James De Havilland reports
Case IH 3200/4200 Series tractors:
First introduced in May 1994 as replacements for the popular and well-established 85/95 tractors, the 50hp to 90hp Case IH 3200 and 4200 models were essentially upgrades of what went before. Compact and well specified for their intended small arable and livestock farm markets, the new tractors were popular from day one. But not all […]
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James de Havilland
