CaseIH 9190 Tractor (1987)
Manufacturer:CaseIH
Price:191,000(USD)
Series:9100 Series
Model:9190
Equipment Type: Four-wheel Drive 4WD Tractors
Factory:Fargo, North Dakota, USA
Full Specifications
CASEIH 9190 POWER
- Engine
- 525hp / 391.5kW
- Drawbar (claimed)
- 420hp / 313.2kW
ENGINE DETAIL
- Description
- Cummins KTA-1150 turbocharged aftercooled diesel 6-cylinder liquid-cooled inline
- Displacement
- 1150ci / 18.8L
- Bore/Stroke
- 6.25x6.25inches / 159x 159 mm
- Power
- 525hp / 391.5kW
- Rated RPM
- 2100
- Torque
- 1575 lb-ft /2135.7 Nm
- Torque RPM
- 1500
- Oil capacity
- 76qts / 71.9L
- Coolant capacity
- 112qts / 106.0L
CASEIH 9190 ENGINE
- Description
- Cummins 18.8L 6-cyl diesel
TRANSMISSION
- Manufacturer
- Allison
- Type
- partial power shift
- Gears
- 24 forward and 4 reverse
- Description
- Six gears (1-6) plus reverse in four ranges.
SPEEDS
- Description
- With 30.5x32 rear tires
MECHANICAL
- Chassis
- 4x4 articulated 4WD
- Steering
- hydrostatic power articulated
- Brakes
- disc
- Cab
- Cab standard with air-conditioning and AM/FM cassette radio.
- Transmission
- 24-speed partial power shift
CAPACITY
- Fuel
- 385gal / 1457.2L
- Hydraulic system
- 26gal / 98.4L
HYDRAULICS
- Type
- open center
- Capacity
- 26gal / 98.4L
- Pressure
- 2250psi / 155.1bar
- Valves
- 4 or 5
- Total flow
- 38gpm / 143.8lpm
CASEIH 9190 TIRES
- Ag front
- 30.5-32
- Ag rear
- 30.5-32
DIMENSIONS
- Wheelbase
- 150inches / 381cm
- Length
- 290inches / 736cm
- Width
- 119inches / 302cm (minimum)/190.8inches / 484cm (duals)
- Height (exhaust)
- 161inches / 408cm
- Weight
- 40,720lbs / 18470kg
- Ground clearance
- 23.4inches / 59cm (frame)
DIMENSIONS & TIRES
- Wheelbase
- 150inches / 381cm
- Weight
- 40,720lbs / 18470kg
- Front tire
- 30.5-32
- Rear tire
- 30.5-32
9190 SERIAL NUMBERS
- 1987
- 17900844
ELECTRICAL
- Ground
- negative
About CaseIH Tractor
The CaseIH 9190 tractor is part of the 9100 Series. The 9190 is a Four-wheel Drive 4WD Tractors type, which is used mostly in the Agriculture Tractors. A engine runs the 9190 tractor. This setup is more practical in the real world.
Four-wheel Drive 4WD Tractors
