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Case IH Farmall 100CL

Utility Tractor · 2025

Case IH Farmall 100CL

Overview

The Case IH Farmall 100CL provides the power and durability required for working farm operations. With 100 horsepower (87 PTO HP), it handles demanding implements and attachments effectively.

Owner Ratings

Based on 62 owner reviews

Reliability8.5 / 10
Value for Money7.9 / 10
Owner Satisfaction8.3 / 10

Best For

  • ✓Working farms and agricultural operations
  • ✓Heavy implements and PTO-driven equipment
  • ✓Rotary cutters and brush hogs

Not Ideal For

  • ✗Properties with limited storage space
  • ✗Operators seeking low purchase cost

Key Features

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99 HP FPT 3.4L 4-cyl diesel

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

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12/24-spd power shuttle

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

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4WD

Maximizes grip and stability across varied terrain.

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factory cab

Designed for operator comfort during extended use.

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loader-ready

Ready for attachments and heavy lifting tasks.

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16.9 gpm hydraulics

Powerful hydraulic system for versatile implement control.

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Cat II 3PH

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

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540/1000 PTO

Enables connection to a wide range of implements.

Farmall Large Utility Series

Farmall large utility models extend utility capability into higher horsepower and broader configuration choices, including A, C, U, M, and specialty CL/N/V platforms. This series grouping covers model names used in dealer inventories from roughly 90–140 class nomenclature.

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Higher Utility Horsepower Coverage

Case IH officially lists Farmall Medium Utility A in a 97–120 HP range, with specific model highlights including 95A up to 97 HP, 100A up to 100 HP, 105A at 112 engine HP and 92 PTO HP, and 115A at 120 engine HP. Those published numbers define the core of this larger utility grouping. Additional C, U, M, and specialty variants in the model list expand configuration and application coverage beyond the base A-series chassis while staying in the same daily utility mission profile.

  • •Farmall Medium Utility A range: 97–120 HP
  • •Farmall Utility 95A: up to 97 HP
  • •Farmall Utility 100A: up to 100 HP
  • •Farmall Utility 105A: 112 engine HP / 92 PTO HP
  • •Farmall Utility 115A: 120 engine HP
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Shuttle and Creeper Flexibility

Large Farmall utility configurations are built around operator-friendly shuttle drivability with broad speed coverage. Case IH medium utility data lists 12x12 power shuttle and available creeper for up to 20x20 coverage, plus very low-speed capability down to about 6 feet per minute for precise hookup and specialty tasks. Published transport speed reaches 24 mph in this transmission family. That mix supports both repetitive loader work and controlled low-speed operations without forcing more complex transmission architectures.

  • •Transmission: 12x12 power shuttle
  • •Available creeper for up to 20x20 coverage
  • •Low-speed capability: down to about 6 ft/min
  • •Maximum transport speed listed: 24 mph
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Hydraulic and PTO Job Range

For operations rotating between loader chores, hay implements, and daily property work, this Farmall tier is designed around straightforward hydraulic and PTO utility. Official pages emphasize strong loader support, responsive implement control, and rapid transitions between PTO work and transport tasks. While exact GPM values vary by configuration, published utility-family data confirms high-hour readiness with practical control layouts and optional remote packages. Specialty CL/N/V entries in this model group also align with narrow-row operations where implement precision and compact width are priorities.

  • •Utility platform supports loader-first daily workflows
  • •Rear remote options available for expanded implement control
  • •Electro-hydraulic 4WD engagement listed on medium utility family
  • •Built for mowing, baling, feeding, and material handling transitions
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Service Intervals and Ownership Value

Case IH utility-family maintenance design focuses on uptime over long chore seasons. Official Farmall medium utility pages list 600-hour oil-change intervals, plus easy service access features such as single-piece hood access and on-the-go oil check/fill workflows. This is particularly valuable for higher-hour users running feeding, hay, and transport cycles across multiple fields or facilities. Combined with broad model coverage from 90 through 140 nomenclature classes, the large Farmall utility group is positioned as a practical, lower-complexity ownership choice.

  • •Published oil-change interval: 600 hours
  • •Single-piece hood service access
  • •Ground/platform fueling access features listed
  • •Designed to minimize routine maintenance downtime

What Owners Say

  • •The 100CL with factory cab and loader is a productivity-focused complete solution
  • •All-weather cab comfort means no down days from uncomfortable operating conditions
  • •Auto-return loader features speed up repetitive bucket work significantly
  • •Case IH matching of loader to tractor ensures optimal balance and correct lift capacity
  • •Owners appreciate the factory-integrated solution over sourcing an aftermarket combination

Complete Specifications

SpecificationValue
Engine
Gross Horsepower100 HP
PTO Horsepower87 HP
Transmission & Drive
Hydraulics & Hitch
Hydraulic Flow16.9 GPM
Lift Capacity1,433 lbs

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SpecificationCase IH Farmall 100CL——
Engine
Gross HP100 HP——
PTO HP87 HP——
Hydraulics & Hitch
Hydraulic Flow16.9 GPM——
Lift Capacity1,433 lbs——
Fuel & Performance
Fuel Capacity17.2 gal——
Pricing
MSRP From$72,000——

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the horsepower of the Case IH Farmall 100CL?▼
The Case IH Farmall 100CL produces 100 gross horsepower and 87 PTO horsepower.
How much does the Case IH Farmall 100CL cost?▼
MSRP ranges from $72,000 to $82,800 depending on configuration.
What is the Case IH Farmall 100CL best used for?▼
The Case IH Farmall 100CL is a utility tractor best suited for agricultural operations and demanding implement work.

At a Glance

Horsepower
100 HP
PTO HP
87 HP

Starting MSRP

$72,000

2025 pricing

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Data Source: Manufacturer specifications

Last Updated: September 2026

Get More From Your Case IH Farmall 100CL

Owning it is just the start. These guides cover the attachments, upkeep, and equipment that fit this tractor.

Attachment Compatibility

Match implements by hitch, PTO, and hydraulics.

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3-Point Hitch Guide

Categories, pin sizes, and how to attach implements.

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PTO Attachments Guide

How the PTO works and the implements it drives.

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Hydraulic Remotes

Add and troubleshoot rear remotes.

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Farm Backup Power

Run a PTO generator off this tractor.

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Owner Reviews

Reliability and satisfaction from real owners.

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