Case IH unveils next-gen tech and tractor line-up at Agribex 2025

Case IH is set to make a strong impression at Agribex 2025 in Brussels, highlighting its commitment to Belgian farmers with a full display of innovative tractors, advanced precision technology, and next-generation equipment.

Taking place from 3–7 December, the exhibition will see Case IH presenting models from the compact Quantum range right through to the powerful Optum, ensuring every farming sector is represented. Visitors to Hall 6, Stand 6200, will also witness the Belgian debut of the refreshed 100–117hp Farmall C tractors.

The latest Farmall C line-up has been updated with customer-focused features, offering a choice between the familiar 24F/24R ActiveDrive 2 transmission or a new 12F/12R ManualDrive option, equipped with a clutchless electronic power shuttle. For specialist tasks, operators can add eight creep speeds, expanding the range to 20F/20R. Both transmissions now benefit from the ActiveClutch brake-to-clutch system, designed to improve ease of control, especially during intensive loader work. Supporting this, Case IH’s new factory-fitted L635 mechanical self-levelling front loaders provide an impressive 2.0t lift capacity and reach of 3.8m.

A major attraction will be the Puma 185, representing the newly introduced generation of Puma tractors. Featuring contemporary styling, improved front axle suspension and tighter turning capability, it brings enhancements across transmission performance, braking efficiency and rear implement connectivity. The stand will also showcase a Puma 220, equipped with dual narrow wheels, tyres and a central tyre inflation system supplied by Gruva designed specifically for the needs of root crop growers.

Case IH’s presence continues with the compact Farmlift 626 telescopic handler, capable of lifting 2.6t to 6.0m, and the RB456 Rotor Cutter baler, known for producing high-density variable-chamber bales up to 1.65m with either 13 or 25 knives. The brand will also engage visitors through special initiatives. “We’ll also have a special focus for Ladies’ Day on Thursday, December 4,” said Matthias Claerbout, Marketing Manager Benelux for Case IH.

“This initiative underscores our dedication to shaping a future where women in agriculture thrive – empowering them with technology, and opportunities to lead the industry forward. In addition, we are supporting the Workshop Live project from Thomas More school, providing Case IH machines for live workshop activities by students, underlining our belief in the next generation of engineers.”