FS25 Case IH CVX Series V1.0

The CVX series (or CVT at Steyr) is extrapolated from the CS tractor series. The CVXs built between 2000 and 2003 are the CVX 120, 130, 150, 170 then the 140, 160, 175 and 195 models arrived from 2003 until 2011. The tractor is assembled in St Valentin in Austria.
The Sisu 620 6-cylinder turbo engine with 6.6 liters of displacement powers a continuously variable transmission, designed by a Steyr-ZF joint venture.
The engine-transmission relationship is managed by “APM” (automatic engine speed management), an original concept which reduces consumption for which the CVX is renowned.
The various tractor components communicate via Bus-Can networks.
It comes standard or as an option depending on the model with a suspended Carraro front axle.
As an option, the tractor receives a Zuidberg front linkage and a 1000 rpm front power take-off.
To compensate for the lack of engine braking on steep slopes with a heavy load, the tractor can receive an engine brake control acting on the exhaust.
In 2003, the number of speed ranges increased from 2 to 3.
Configuration available:
Front loaders (Quicke, mp-lift, hauer, MX, Stoll)
Tags (left, right, both) 9 different types
Different Monitors
GPS (autoguide, Matrix)
Isaria Pro Compact (Precision Farming)
Color: All basic colors
Price: €80,000
Speed: 53km/h
Engine configurations:
CVX120 → 120 hp
CVX130 → 130 hp
CVX140 → 140 hp
CVX150 → 150 hp
CVX160 → 160 hp
CVX170 → 170 hp
CVX175 → 175 hp
CVX195 → 195 hp
CVX195+ → 225 hp
More realistic physics
Sound by Deus_Volt
Compatible with the following mods:
Precision Farming
Interactive Control
Required mods:
Interactive Control
Precision Farming

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing detailed information about the Case IH CVX Series tractors. It's interesting to know the history of the CVX models and how they evolved over the years. The integration of the Sisu 620 6-cylinder turbo engine and the continuously variable transmission is indeed a key feature of these tractors, providing smooth power delivery and fuel efficiency.

The Automatic Engine Speed Management (APM) system sounds like a noteworthy innovation, as it helps optimize fuel consumption based on the engine-transmission relationship. The incorporation of Bus-Can networks for communication between tractor components enhances overall efficiency and performance.

The optional features such as the suspended Carraro front axle, Zuidberg front linkage, and 1000 rpm front power take-off offer flexibility and utility for different farming needs. The addition of the engine brake control for managing steep slopes is a helpful safety feature for working in challenging terrain.

It's great to see the range of configurations available for the CVX Series, including front loaders, various tag options, different monitors, and GPS compatibility for precision farming tasks. The inclusion of mods like Precision Farming and Interactive Control further enhances the functionality and realism of these tractors.

The detailed engine configurations from 120 hp to 225 hp cater to a wide range of power requirements, and the addition of more realistic physics and sound by Deus_Volt adds to the immersive gameplay experience. The compatibility with additional mods and the required mods for Interactive Control and Precision Farming ensure a seamless integration with other gameplay elements.

Overall, the Case IH CVX Series tractors seem to offer a comprehensive and customizable farming experience with a focus on efficiency, performance, and user convenience. Thank you for providing such detailed insights into these impressive agricultural machines.