Case IH Quantum 65C – 95C / Steyr 4065-4095 Kompakt

The small models of Case IH and Steyr are strongly based on Fiat roots. The familial relationship naturally goes through New Holland. The Quantum C series introduced in spring 2008 was the same tractor as New Holland’s T4000. The most significant difference was that only New Holland had the SuperSteer front axle. There were also small differences in standard equipment in favor of New Holland. Initially, only the smallest models were included in the Case IH and Steyr lineups, with a 4-cylinder, intercooled, mechanically controlled 3.2-liter Iveco engine. The 4.5-liter models followed in the autumn of 2008.

In the Finnish import lineup, there was only the 65-horsepower Quantum 65 C, which was marketed especially for property maintenance. The gearbox in the basic version was a 16+16-speed with a mechanical shuttle. Optional equipment included a 2-speed creeper gear, a button clutch, and an electro-hydraulic shuttle. Differential locks and four-wheel drive were engaged electro-hydraulically. The lifting device was mechanically standard and equipped with Fiat-type quick controls and draft link sensing. The instrument panel in the basic model was analog with gauges, and mostly digital for an additional cost.

At Steyr, the lineup was known as the 4000 Kompakt. At this stage, Steyr was sold in Austria, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.

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