Compare/CaseIH 5120HC vs CaseIH Farmall 75N

CaseIH 5120HC vs CaseIH Farmall 75N

Verdict: CaseIH 5120HC vs CaseIH Farmall 75N

The CaseIH 5120HC and the CaseIH Farmall 75N are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. CaseIH 5120HC leads on rated power with 77 hp against 76 hp. CaseIH Farmall 75N is the lighter machine (5,027 kg vs 9,666 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. CaseIH 5120HC holds more fuel (135.1 L vs 75.7 L) for longer stints between fills. CaseIH Farmall 75N is the newer design (2009 vs 1990). In short: choose the CaseIH 5120HC for outright pulling power, or the CaseIH Farmall 75N if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.

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Fit & specs

CaseIH

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CaseIH

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Rated power

77 hp

76 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

CaseIHReference

Additional ultra-slow creeper range (8 speeds forward and reverse) available with the synchronized or power shift transmission. With the super creeper option the direct-drive gear speeds are also approximately 15% slower than the base transmission.Reference

Four speeds in four ranges with synchronized shuttle shifting.Reference

Differential lock

electro-hydraulic rearReference

electro-hydraulic (4WD)Reference

Final drives

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inboard planetaryReference

Steering

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hydrostatic powerReference

Engine

Fuel tank

170.3 LReference

75.7 LReference

Engine

70.1 kWReference

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Displacement

3.9 LReference

3.2 LReference

Bore/Stroke

102 x 120 mmReference

99 x 104 mmReference

Power

70.1 kWReference

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Fuel system

direct-injectionReference

mechanical direct injectionReference

Pre-heating

coolant heaterReference

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Rated RPM

2200Reference

2300Reference

Idle RPM

850-2355Reference

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Starter

electricReference

Starter volts

12Reference

Engine (gross)

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56.7 kWReference

Emissions

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Tier IIIReference

Power (gross)

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56.7 kWReference

Transmission

Gears

24 forward and 20 reverseReference

32 forward and 16 reverseReference

PTO & Hydraulics

PTO (claimed)

57.4 kWReference

46.2 kWReference

Type

super creeperReference

power shuttleReference

Pressure

1.9 barReference

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Valves

1 to 3Reference

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Pump flow

76.1 lpmReference

64.0 lpmReference

Rear Type

IIReference

Control

lower-link draft sensingReference

lower link draft sensingReference

Rear lift (at 24"/610mm)

3492 kgReference

1995 kgReference

Front Hitch

IIReference

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Front lift (at 24"/610mm)

2358 kgReference

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Rear PTO

independentReference

Clutch

hydraulic wet discReference

wet discReference

Rear PTO Type

540/1000Reference

Rear valves

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2 or 3Reference

Total flow

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75.7 lpmReference

Steering flow

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27.3 lpmReference

Dimensions

Wheelbase

234 cmReference

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Weight

9666 to 10856 poundsReference

5027 to 5886 poundsReference

Front tire

13.6-36Reference

7.50R18Reference

Rear tire

13.6-46Reference

14.9R28Reference

Standard tires (ag)

Front: 13.6-36. Rear: 13.6-46Reference

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ROPS Shipping weight

4384 kgReference

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Cab Shipping weight

4924 kgReference

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Clearance (front axle)

57 cmReference

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Clearance (rear axle)

60 cmReference

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Clearance (drawbar)

45 cmReference

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Bar rear axle

2438 mmReference

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Front tread

152 to 223 cmReference

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Rear tread

152 to 254 cmReference

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2WD Wheelbase

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203 cmReference

4WD Wheelbase

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205 cmReference

Ag front

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7.50R18Reference

Ag rear

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380/85R28Reference

Length

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386 cmReference

Width

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134 cmReference

Ground clearance

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26 cmReference

Electrical

Ground

negativeReference

Charging system

alternatorReference

Charging amps

65Reference

120Reference

Battery volts

12Reference

Battery CCA

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800Reference

Speeds

CaseIH Farmall 75N Height

Hood

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129 cmReference

ROPS

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220 cmReference

Cab

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230 cmReference

Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.