Steyr 9080 M – 9100 M

The Steyr M 9000 series was renewed as the 9000 M in 2003. Only three model versions remained, and there was no corresponding Case IH series anymore. The biggest changes were in the cab, which had been modernized. The noise level was already at a good level of 72 dB. Since 1998, the engines had been SisuDiesels, and they were now changed to Tier II compliant ones. The basic transmission was 16+8. Optional transmissions included a 16+16 with a 2-speed quick shift and a mechanical reverser, or a 32+16 with creep gears. The range gear was now synchronized as well.

There were four speeds available in the power take-off: 430, 540, 750, and 1000 rpm. Front power take-off was available as an optional extra. The lifting capacity was 4900 kilograms. The lifting device was either mechanical or electric. The electric lifting device featured an electric draft link sensing and oscillation damping. The front axle had a 100% lock, which was engaged electro-hydraulically together with the rear differential lock. Otherwise, the standard equipment was basic, and some previous standard features had been moved to the optional equipment list.

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