Case - IH Farmall C

Additional Notes

• All Case IH Farmall C variants listed carry a hydraulic brake system capacity of 0.7 liter, a figure consistent across every model from the Farmall 55C through the Farmall 115C.
• The 0.7 liter figure represents a service fill capacity for the hydraulic brake system, meaning the volume required during a standard fluid service rather than a full component overhaul.
• Hydraulic brake systems on agricultural tractors use pressurized fluid to actuate brake components, and the relatively small 0.7 liter capacity reflects the compact, closed-circuit nature of such systems compared to larger hydraulic circuits on the same machine.
• The Farmall 55C, 65C, and 75C each appear in two distinct configurations: an earlier generation covering 2011-2014 and a later Stage V variant introduced from 2016 onward, both sharing the same 0.7 liter brake fluid capacity.
• Stage V designates compliance with European Union Stage V emissions regulations, which set limits on particulate and nitrogen oxide output from non-road mobile machinery engines. The brake system capacity remaining unchanged at 0.7 liter across Stage V and pre-Stage V variants indicates the emissions-related engineering changes did not affect the hydraulic brake circuit volume.
• The Farmall 85C, 95C, 105C, and 115C models, all introduced from 2014 onward, share the same 0.7 liter brake system capacity as the smaller-displacement Farmall 55C, 65C, and 75C, reflecting a common brake circuit architecture across the Farmall C range.
• All capacity values are specified under normal use conditions, which in fluid service contexts typically refers to standard operating environments without the accelerated wear or contamination associated with severe-duty cycles.