The engines of the Italian Case IH JX were updated to new ones in the autumn of 2008. The 3.2- and 4.5-liter Iveco engines, equipped with an intercooler and a viscous fan, clearly represented more modern technology compared to the other features of the JX. Models JX 80 and JX 90 were brought to Finland. Our standard equipment included a 12+12 gear directional shuttle gearbox and a 61 l/min hydraulic pump.

In the basic tractor, everything was mechanical: the lifting device, the directional shuttle, the engagement of four-wheel drive and the power take-off. The cab now featured suspended pedals. In Germany, the noise level was reported as the locally permitted 86 dB, while in Finland it was stated as 81 dB. The reasons for this difference are unknown, but experience suggests the noise was actually louder than reported in Finland. The turning radius with the new front axle was 10.2 meters, which is a couple of meters larger than that of competitors.

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