Case IH Tigermate II Field Cultivators
Case IH Tigermate II
Average price
$14,900
5+
sold in last year
General overview
Case IH Tigermate II is a field cultivator for agricultural field cultivation and soil preparation. It is configured with a working width of 14,021 mm (46 ft) and a required PTO power of 137 kW (186 hp), placing it in a wide-coverage implement class for field work.
Operating characteristics include a working depth of up to 8 in and a working speed of 13 km/h (8.1 mph). Depth control uses a positive mechanical crank (turnbuckle) per frame section, allowing the implement to be set for consistent soil engagement across the frame. The Tigermate II was produced in the United States for the 2005 and 2006 model years.
Year
2005, 2006
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
5,100 mm
~200.8 in
4,090 mm
~161 in
7,900 mm
~311 in
6,192 kg
~13,651 lb
Working Width
14,021 mm
Additional specifications
Working depth
Up to 8 in
Working speed
13 km/h
Depth control
Positive mechanical crank (turnbuckle) per frame section
Required HP (PTO)
186 hp
Case IH Tigermate II Field Cultivators Listings
$14,900
186 hp
13 km/h
Positive mechanical crank (turnbuckle) per frame section
Fulton, United States
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Case IH Tigermate II Field Cultivator
14021 mm
6192 kg
7900 mm × 5100 mm × 4090 mm
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What is the average price of a Case IH Tigermate II?
No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Case IH Tigermate II?
Supplied specifications include a 14,021 mm (552 in) working width, working depth up to 8 in, working speed of 13 km/h (8.1 mph), and positive mechanical crank (turnbuckle) depth control per frame section.
What type of engine does the Tigermate II use?
No engine information is supplied. The Tigermate II is listed as a field cultivator attachment.
How much horsepower does the Tigermate II have?
The supplied required PTO power is 138.7 kW (186 hp).
What fuel does the Case IH Tigermate II use?
No fuel type is supplied. As a field cultivator attachment, its power requirement is listed as 138.7 kW (186 hp) PTO.
What jobs is this Field Cultivators best suited for?
The Case IH Tigermate II is suited for field cultivation work. Its supplied specifications list working depth up to 8 in, a 14,021 mm (552 in) working width, and positive mechanical crank depth control per frame section.
What is the expected lifespan of the Tigermate II?
The supplied data does not confirm an expected lifespan. Inspect the frame, depth-control components, and working parts, and review maintenance history when available.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Field Cultivators?
Check the frame for damage, inspect working parts for wear, and test the positive mechanical crank (turnbuckle) depth control on each frame section. Also verify working width, configuration, and maintenance history.
