Overview
The CASE Construction Equipment Case IH MAGNUM 380 ROWTRAC 4WD Tractor is a 4wd tractor listed in the Heavy Equipment Hub equipment database with structured specifications for comparison, research, and machine selection. Key specification points include fuel capacity of 178.1 gal. This model can be reviewed for pulling power, implement matching, agricultural operations, and equipment comparison. Use the full specifications table to compare the CASE Construction Equipment Case IH MAGNUM 380 ROWTRAC 4WD Tractor against similar 4wd tractor models by power, weight, capacity, dimensions, speed, and other technical values.
Full Specifications
32 specs
Dimensions
Description
Category 4, adjustable
Height to Top of Cab
135.83 in / 3,450 mm
Length
249.30 in / 6,332 mm
System
12
Wheelbase
10.34 ft / 3.15 m
Engine
Advertised Rated Engine Power
380 hp / 283.1 kW
Alternator
200 A
Bore
4.70 in / 119 mm
Def Tank Capacity
26.20 gal / 99.2 L
Displacement
531 cu in / 8.7 L
Drive Wheels / Tracks
2 Rear tracks + 2 MFD front tires
Emissions Level
Final Tier 4B
Engine Model
Magnum 380 Rowtrac
Front
IF420/85 R38 R1W
Fuel Tank Capacity
178.10 gal / 674.2 L
Maximum Engine Power
435 hp / 324.0 kW
Maximum Speed Forward
24.90 mph / 40.1 km/h
Number of Cylinders
6
Number of Forward Gears
4
Number of Reverse Gears
2
Power Boost
55 hp / 41.0 kW
Pto Horsepower
315 hp / 235.0 kW
Rated Engine Speed
2,000 rpm
Rear
IF420/85 R38 R1W
Stroke
5.40 in / 137 mm
Weight Without Ballast
41,848 lb / 18,982 kg
Hydraulics
4 - standard, 5 or 6 - optional
3
Category
Category 3 / 4N
Category 3 / 4N
Lift Capacity @ 24”
Implement Pump Flow
43.90 gal/min / 166.2 L/min
Lift Capacity @ 24”
19,899 lb / 9,026 kg
Number Of Remote Control Valves
4
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Frequently Asked Questions
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