The McCormick MTX for the year 2001 was based on the Case IH Maxxum. McCormick manufactured almost the same tractor for Case IH until 2002. In the McCormick models, the engine was changed from Cummins to Perkins. In the early stages of McCormick, the power figures did not always specify the measurement standard. The table shows gross power figures according to ISO TR14396. In Finland, slightly lower figures were reported (115-170 hp). The highest power was available at engine speeds of 2000-2200 rpm. The transmission was the familiar 16+12-speed equipped with a hydraulic reverser and a 4-speed creeper gear. The optional Speed-Sequencer eliminated the need for a clutch pedal during range shifts and simultaneously matched the creeper gear step.

The hydraulic supplier had also changed, but the values remained the same. The outputs for the load-sensing system were 109-121 l/min. The MTX155 and 175 were clearly more robust and larger than the other models. The front axle was Carraro and optionally suspended. The differential lock had an automatic function based on the position of the lifting device. The noise level in the cabin was reported to be 70 dB in Finland, and in Germany, depending on the model, 73-75 dB.

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