CaseIH Farmall 70 Utility tractor Specs & Features

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CaseIH Farmall 70 Utility tractor Technical Specifications

CaseIH Farmall 70 is a Row-Crop tractor that was produced by the John Deere between 2008 – 2010.

Below you will find detailed technical specifications for CaseIH Farmall 70 covering engine types, horsepower ratings, weight, height, fuel type and tank volume, oil capacity and type, hydraulic system diagram, wiring diagram, battery specs, etc.

CaseIH Farmall 70 Production

Manufacturer:
Distributor:	CaseIH
Manufacturer:	Turk Tractor
Type:	Utility tractor
Factory:	Ankara, Turkey

CaseIH Farmall 70 Power

Engine:
Engine (gross):	65 hp 48.5 kW
PTO (claimed):	52 hp 38.8 kW
Drawbar (tested):	46.2 hp 34.5 kW
PTO (tested):	59.1 hp 44.1 kW

CaseIH Farmall 70 Electrical

Ground:	negative
Charging system:	alternator
Charging amps:	85
Battery CCA:	800
Battery volts:	12

CaseIH Farmall 70 Mechanical

Chassis:

4×2 2WD

4×4 MFWD 4WD

Differential lock:

mechanical rear lock

Steering:

hydrostatic power

Brakes:

hydraulic wet disc

Cab:

Flat deck platform with ROPS. Cab optional.

Transmissions:

12-speed mechanical shuttle

20-speed mechanical shuttle with creeper

Hydraulics

Type:	open center
Rear valves:	1 to 3
Pump flow:	13.6 gpm 51.5 lpm
Total flow:	21.7 gpm 82.1 lpm
Steering flow:	8.1 gpm 30.7 lpm

Tracktor Hitch

Rear Type:	2
Control:	position control and mechanical lower-link draft sensing
Rear lift (at 24″/610mm):	4,010 lbs 1818 kg

Power Take-off (PTO)

Rear PTO:	independent
Clutch:	mechanical dry clutch
Rear RPM:	540

CaseIH Farmall 70 Engine detail

Engine Detail
FPT
turbocharged aftercooled diesel
3-cylinder 6-valve
liquid-cooled
Displacement:	135.9 ci 2.2 L
Bore/Stroke:	3.70×4.21 inches 94 x 107 mm
Emissions:	Tier IV
Power (gross):	70 hp 52.2 kW
Fuel system:	electronic high-pressure common rail
Air cleaner:	dry
Pre-heating:	glow plugs
Rated RPM:	2600
Starter:	electric
Starter volts:	12

CaseIH Farmall 70 Transmission overview

Engine Oil

Type:	mechanical shuttle
Gears:	8 forward and reverse
Clutch:	279mm mechanical cerametallic disc
Four gears in two ranges with shuttle.

CaseIH Farmall 70 Dimensions

2WD Wheelbase:	96.4 inches 244 cm
4WD Wheelbase:	97.6 inches 247 cm
2WD Length:	129.5 inches 328 cm
4WD Length:	134 inches 340 cm
Width:	67.5 inches 171 cm
2WD Height:	92.7 inches 235 cm
4WD Height:	97.4 inches 247 cm
2WD Weight:	4442 lbs 2014 kg
4WD Weight:	5060 lbs 2295 kg
Rear axle:	Flange: 53.9 inch length 1369 mm
2WD Front tread:	56 to 77.6 inches 142 to 197 cm
4WD Front tread:	61.3 to 69.2 inches 155 to 175 cm
Rear tread:	52.6 to 68.4 inches 133 to 173 cm

CaseIH Farmall 70 Tests

Nebraska Tractor Test 2200

Nebraska Tractor Test 2200
Diesel 8-speed 4WD August 28 – September 5, 2018 Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 2200 file
PTO performance
Power at rated engine speed:	56.93 hp 42.5 kW
Fuel use:	4.4 gal/hour 16.7 l/hour
Power at rated PTO speed:	56.33 hp 42.0 kW
Fuel use:	4.3 gal/hour 16.3 l/hour

Nebraska Tractor Test 2209

Nebraska Tractor Test 2209
Diesel 8-speed 2WD January 16 – 17, 2019 Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 2209 file
PTO performance
Power at rated engine speed:	63.99 hp 47.7 kW
Fuel use:	4.7 gal/hour 17.8 l/hour
Power at rated PTO speed:	63.49 hp 47.3 kW
Fuel use:	4.6 gal/hour 17.4 l/hour

FAQ

Is CaseIH Farmall 70 a good tractor?

The CaseIH Farmall 70 is one of the great tractors in the Turk Tractor stable, and it has earned Turk Tractor a fantastic reputation.

How much oil does a CaseIH Farmall 70 take?

Check out the CaseIH Farmall 70 oil capacity and oil type in the engine specs section as it may vary across the engines. Keep in mind, that older models might have their oil capacity increased over time. You may compare between the early and late oil capacity.

Do tractors have VIN numbers?

Every tractor has a VIN number. The number is usually engraved below the driver’s seat. Tractor manufacturers put the number in different places on the tractor body.

What was the last year Turk Tractor made the Farmall 70?

The CaseIH Farmall 70 was an agricultural tractor model made from 2008 – 2010