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No. Farmall tractors use FPT patented emissions solutions that do not require a DPF, so there is no need for regeneration and no associated downtime.
It offers an optional power shuttle transmission, letting you pull a lever up or down to move forward or reverse without pushing in the clutch, useful for loader work.
Two rear remotes come standard, with the option to have up to three remotes installed from the factory.
Case IH says more comes standard, including a high-visibility roof panel, an instructor seat, and two rear remotes, without additional costs.
