CaseIH 2096

The CaseIH 2096 is a row-crop tractor produced from 1985 to 1989 as part of the 96 Series. It was built in Racine, Wisconsin, USA, and sold in both red and white paint. The 2096 was in production at the time of the merger between J.I. Case and International Harvester, with white painted tractors produced prior to the merger. It features a turbocharged 5.9L 6-cylinder diesel engine, a 12-speed three-speed power shift transmission, and is available in two- or four-wheel drive. The tractor includes power steering, electric rear differential lock, and differential hydraulic wet disc brakes. It has a two-post folding ROPS with an optional cab with air-conditioning. The 2096 offers a drawbar power of about 101 hp (claimed) and a PTO power of 116 hp (claimed). It has a fuel capacity of 65 gallons and a hydraulic system capacity of 25 gallons. Dimensions include a 108-inch wheelbase, 171-inch length, and various tread and height options. The tractor weighs between 11,875 lbs (2WD shipping) and 14,180 lbs (operating with duals).