Case equipment

[eric21]

With lots of Case equipment coming out on the modhub and more on the way, in starting to do a Case settup on Stone Valley.

I am pleased that other American brands arnt being forgotten.

[chedly_farms]

I’d argue there are as much CaseIH stuff as there is Johan Deering. The real loser in all this is Gleaner and Allis Chalmers, if there is licensing capabilities for AC. But Gleaner is the one that surprises me most.

[Illinois Farmer]

I was thinking there was alway as much case stuff as John Deere as well. A lot of case stuff came out earlier.

[Aggie24]

I’d argue there are as much CaseIH stuff as there is Johan Deering. The real loser in all this is Gleaner and Allis Chalmers, if there is licensing capabilities for AC. But Gleaner is the one that surprises me most.

Gleaner and Allis would be amazing for consoles, my two favorite brands.

[eric21]

Well no one is really asking for Case, more like JD that's what I'm saying. I feel its overlooked by some people

[chedly_farms]

Well no one is really asking for Case, more like JD that's what I'm saying. I feel its overlooked by some people

Certainly. I look at all the mods I have clicked on everytime I start a save and I too am amazed by how much case stuff I have. What 3 combines? 40 series, 30 series, and the 1660? A plethora of modded tractors, a couple balers I believe(1 for sure) , telehandler, wide disc, v plows, disc plow combo, ecolotil now as of yesterday. It's actually quite alot. I prefer using the caseIH tillage equipment. It's all real nice and a planter (fingers crosses) on the way.

[cmjustice85]

They have the agco license already so gleaner and Allis Chalmers should be good to go because that's that agco lol

[chedly_farms]

They have the agco license already so gleaner and Allis Chalmers should be good to go because that's that agco lol

Personally, I'm not 100% sure on Allis Chalmers. I read somewhere that Briggs and Stratton I believe had some type of deal in place with AC. Pure speculation though, as I have no idea for sure. I'm just a regular citizen. The guy to ask would be bigtractorpower. If anyone knows, he does.

[chedly_farms]

They have the agco license already so gleaner and Allis Chalmers should be good to go because that's that agco lol

Personally, I'm not 100% sure on Allis Chalmers. I read somewhere that Briggs and Stratton I believe had some type of deal in place with AC. Pure speculation though, as I have no idea for sure. I'm just a regular citizen. The guy to ask would be bigtractorpower. If anyone knows, he does.

[Farmercaseih]

You would expect Allis Chalmers to be included in agco if it stands for "Allis Gleaner Company" lol

[chedly_farms]

You would expect Allis Chalmers to be included in agco if it stands for "Allis Gleaner Company" lol

I'm fully with you. I mean the last generation Allis Chalmers became the 'generic" AGCO tractor. But as you get older in this would you find out presumptions aren't always what you think. Allis Chalmers and Duetz Allis and that whole merger and and how it was split up, you never know. Did the "chalmers" aspect go in a different direction? But as I said, Jason, the dude from bigtractorpower could give you the whole history behind it, and tell you how much the CEO's weighed and how old they were when big decisions in the company were made. I kid about the last part, but my point being, the dude knows his stuff. Heck, he may even have a video already.

[Kamoore65536]

According to what I remember from listening to my dad and grandfather talking when I was 7 or 8 Allis Chalmers was a conglomerate company that had roughly 12 different companies under the Allis Chalmers umbrella. In the late 1980's and early 1990's as most farm equipment companies went more into research and development Allis Chalmers just bought other companies that had products already and they did not have to spend the research and development money. As the late 1990's approached Allis Chalmers was divided and sold off creating a hornets nest of companies that to this day have rights to parts of the Allis Chalmers name. Since AGCO is was a part of Deutz Fahr and that company still builds farming equipment I would say they have the lions share of decision making on the use of the Allis Chalmers name. Gleaner however has and will be its own entity and will have the decision making authority on their name. As always further conjecture is appreciated.

[Riven326]

I really would love to see Kubota in the game at some point.

[eric21]

Well no one is really asking for Case, more like JD that's what I'm saying. I feel its overlooked by some people

Certainly. I look at all the mods I have clicked on everytime I start a save and I too am amazed by how much case stuff I have. What 3 combines? 40 series, 30 series, and the 1660? A plethora of modded tractors, a couple balers I believe(1 for sure) , telehandler, wide disc, v plows, disc plow combo, ecolotil now as of yesterday. It's actually quite alot. I prefer using the caseIH tillage equipment. It's all real nice and a planter (fingers crosses) on the way.

agreed and it would looke really cool with a quadtrac or a steiger

[Yeahrightio]

I would love to see the original Steiger, painted in Steiger green. Models like the bearcat or the tiger would be a good machine to plough and sow with. Another brand I'd love to see would the original hesston hay equipment. We have the new hesston balers as mods but the old mowers and balers from the 1980s would be cool.