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Read articles →A Massey Ferguson dealership salesperson pits a used 2020 Case IH 120C against two Massey models, the 4710 (100 hp) and 6712 (120 hp), walking through spec-by-spec comparisons: engine size, weight, three-point lift capacity, hydraulics, hitch controls, and loader options with real numbers pulled from manufacturer websites. The Case comes out unfavorably in nearly every category. Best for shoppers wanting a detailed feature-level breakdown, though the Massey-sells-Massey angle is obvious throughout.
This is a dealership channel, the presenter explicitly sells Massey Ferguson equipment and invites viewers to visit the store, so expect a sales-leaning comparison.
The Case has 4,333 pounds of lift on the three-point, while the Massey 6712 has 9,400 pounds, twice as much lift capacity.
The Case 120C weighs 8,157 pounds for a 120 horsepower tractor, while the Massey 4710, a 100 horsepower tractor, weighs 8,644 pounds.
No, it uses mechanical linkage you pull out to control the hitch from the rear, unlike the Massey which has electronic fender controls on either side.
The presenter states Case has two loader options for their tractor, while Massey offers three loader options.
