Case IH MX170 Row Crop Tractors

Case IH MX170

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General overview

Case IH MX170 is a wheeled tractor produced in Germany from 1998 to 2002. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 118 kW (161 hp) with a 5 L displacement, placing it in a medium-to-high power class for general farm work and field operations.

The MX170 combines 107 kW (145 hp) rated PTO power with a 16-speed partial powershift transmission, with an optional 32-speed creeper. It was offered with 2WD or 4WD front axle configurations and features an independent rear PTO with 540, 1000 speeds. A rear Category 2 3-point hitch and maximum lift capacity behind lift points of 6,684 kg (14,740 lb) support mounted implements, while the closed-center, pressure-flow compensated (PFC) hydraulic system is rated at 106 L/min (28 gpm) and includes 4 rear selective control valves.

Manufacturer
Year

1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002

Country of manufacturing

Germany

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Weight

5,240 mm

~206.3 in

2,910 mm

~114.6 in

6,395 kg

~14,098.6 lb

Tire or Track Type

wheels

Engine Power

161 hp

Additional specifications

Engine type

diesel

Displacement

5 cu(m)

Rated PTO power

145 hp

Transmission type

16-speed partial powershift; optional 32-speed creeper

Maximum lift capacity behind lift points

6,684 kg

Fuel tank

348 L

Hydraulic system type

closed-center, pressure-flow compensated (PFC)

Pump rated output

106 L/min

Number of rear selective control valves

4

Sensing type

electronic lower link draft and position control

Hitch type

2

Rear PTO

independent

Front Axle

2WD or 4WD

Rear 3-Point Hitch

Yes

Guidance Ready

none

Additional Options

2WD or 4WD; 16F/12R partial powershift or 32F/24R creeper; 2 to 4 rear SCV valves; Category II/III/IIIN hitch; 540/1,000 PTO; 30 km/h variant

Tire type

Ag

PTO speed

540, 1,000

Tire Size

Front 11.00-16; Rear 18.4R-38

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5240 mm × 2910 mm

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Key features include 120.1 kW (161 hp) engine power, 108.1 kW (145 hp) rated PTO power, a closed-center PFC hydraulic system, and up to 4 rear selective control valves. It also offers 2WD or 4WD configurations and independent rear PTO operation.

The MX170 uses a diesel engine.

The Case IH MX170 has 120.1 kW (161 hp) of engine power.

The Case IH MX170 uses diesel fuel.

Its PTO, rear 3-point hitch, hydraulic system, and rear selective control valves support work with compatible mounted and PTO-driven implements. The supplied data does not identify specific applications or recommended jobs.

The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life. For a used MX170, inspect maintenance records, engine condition, transmission operation, hydraulics, PTO function, hitch operation, tires, and signs of leaks or wear.

Check the engine, transmission, hydraulic system, PTO, rear hitch, tires, and axle configuration. Test the rear selective control valves and electronic draft and position control. Review maintenance records and confirm the installed transmission, PTO, hitch, and 2WD or 4WD configuration.