7110 vs 94 series

[cyclone860]

What 94 series rear end (gears and axle diameter) are closest to a 7110? How about a 7120? Thanks

 

[AFL]

7120 rear axles are the same as a 23/2594.

7110 is a lighter rear end with the axles out of the IH side of things, I believe a 5088 IIRC.

 

[Agri King]

The cast centers & axles on a Magnum are all CASE. 3 1/2 on the 7110 & 3 7/8 on a 7120. This dates back to the same thing on a 1370. Thankfully they didn't use IHs wheel design.

 

[CDN 400]

I believe the 7110 is the same axle size as 1070.As for actual gears being the same as a 94 series notta, zero, zilch.A 7110 is much the same as a 5088 and a 7120 is very similar to a 5288 so on and so forth.The only thing Case is the axles and hubs.

 

[Agri King]

What part of the Magnum engine came from IH? There is very little in common between the Magnum & 88 series tractors. The rearend housings look similar.... That's about it. If they were the same you could cut Magnum sales by 80%..... Minimum

 

[CDN 400]

(quoted from post at 18:29:23 05/10/14) What part of the Magnum engine came from IH? There is very little in common between the Magnum & 88 series tractors. The rearend housings look similar.... That's about it. If they were the same you could cut Magnum sales by 80%..... Minimum

Really,you had better google Magnum prototype and there is a very good picture of the first rendition of the magnum.What do you think the cab is its an IH minus 1 door and the right side opened up and you can actually put a magnum door on a 86 or 88 series by switching the side there hinged on.Why is a magnum diff the replacement for an 88 series?The frame rails are almost identical.As for the transmission the 88's had an 18 speed but didnt have the powershift yet.And yes I know the engine is from consolidated diesel but other than that it don't take a brain surgeon to see the Magnum is a direct decendant of the 88's especially when you have had one of each in the shop at the same time for work.Oh and we have always had Cases not IH.

 

[Bermuda Ken]

The book "Red Tractors 1958 to 2013" covers the history of the MAGNUM pretty well. The MAGNUM drivetrain is all IH based, not CASE.

 

[Agri King]

You guys sure fall for the IH sob stories, the engine, cab, trans, wheels,axles, none of this was ever used in a 88 series tractor. Maybe some Pto parts were the same. Yes there is a big IH influence in the Magnum but it's far from all IH. For the record the Magnum cab isn't as good as the 94 series CASE. I will post frame rail pics later of a 2096, looks a lot like a Magnum, and CASE started building 96 series tractors in 1983.

 

[CDN 400]

(quoted from post at 12:36:58 05/11/14) You guys sure fall for the IH sob stories, the engine, cab, trans, wheels,axles, none of this was ever used in a 88 series tractor. Maybe some Pto parts were the same. Yes there is a big IH influence in the Magnum but it's far from all IH. For the record the Magnum cab isn't as good as the 94 series CASE. I will post frame rail pics later of a 2096, looks a lot like a Magnum, and CASE started building 96 series tractors in 1983.

No need to post a picture of a 2096 we already had one.Oh how about the front axle the same axle was available on the last 88's.No need to get your feathers in a fluff we were always case not IH but after being inside a case and an 88 its easy to see where they come from and personally I wouldn't own a 88 series but have a Magnum and would buy a 33 or 3594 in a heartbeat.

 

[KevinBfromIllinois]

Young man you just need to suck it up it is IH based the early ones still had IH stamped on the housings, and it came with cummings motor even your case people are telling you this oh they did stick case stickers on it.

 

[Agri King]

Kevin, Glad you're back. We all missed you. Sell your 4366? Or just haul it for scrap?

 

[KevinBfromIllinois]

Thanks for asking Eric also good to here from you hope your planting is going well up there been dry here a little shower last night but could use more, anyway yes I did sell that tractor for the $10,000 to a guy in Indiana who had one and wanted another not a bad tractor but to me clumsy like most all 4 wheelers were back in the day.

 

[JW]

No, 7110 has the same axles as a 1070. The dual hubs off my old 7110 are on my 1070 right now

 

[casemagnum]

5140, 5240, 5250, mx110, mx120, mx135, mx150, mx170, 7110, 7210, 8910 all use the same 3 1/2" axle as a 2090, 2290, 2094, 2294, 1896, and 2096. 7120 and up use the same axle as 1370, 1570, 2390, 2590, 2394, 2594, etc.

 

[Ejtodd]

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