Utility tractor Case IH Farmall 130A Pro

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Utility tractor Case IH Farmall 130A Pro

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Utility wheeled tractor of 130 hp with a cab and a 4.5 L four-cylinder engine, in 2WD or 4WD.

Main advantages

  • 130 hp engine — pulling reserve
  • Up to 112 PTO hp — heavier implements
  • 8x8 power shuttle — quick turnarounds
  • Independent 540/1000 PTO — flexible work
  • Cab as standard — work in any weather

Overview

About this product

A Farmall A Pro Series utility tractor with a cab and a four-cylinder turbodiesel. It is built with rear-wheel drive or with four-wheel drive.

The standard transmission has a power shuttle, and a version with more speeds is optional. Differential lock and front-axle engagement are electro-hydraulic, and the PTO has an independent drive.

The hydraulics are fed by two fixed-displacement gear pumps.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandCase IH
Equipment typeTractor
ModelFarmall 130A Pro
Power130 HP
ConditionNew
Engine displacement4.5 L
TransmissionPower shuttle
Forward gears8
Reverse gears8
PTO power112 HP
PTO speeds540 / 1000
Hydraulic flow83 L/min
Weight4260 kg

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Questions & answers

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  • Yes, when «with warranty» is noted on the listing — typically 30–90 days on the powertrain. New tractors/combines ship with full factory warranty via the dealer.

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