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Case 2090 vs IH 5088
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Posted by Val on June 07, 2005 at 10:13:09 from (65.116.44.242):
Looking for opinions on the Case 2090 and the IH 5088 to be used mainly for round baling and snow blowing. Which is preferable from the shifting standpoint. Somewhat familiar with the Case powershift but not familiar with the 5088. Does it have the ability to shift on the go at all? Does it still use a TA? HP is not an issue on either. Looking at the 1979 case with 4400 hours and the 1982 IH 5088 with 8800 hours for the same money. Opinions on each welcomed. Thank you.
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