Steiger. The Right Addition to Your Fleet.

When you need to move earth, Steiger® scraper tractors deliver. Carry out hard pulling applications with uninterrupted power to the ground. Steiger tractors give you the power to pull, spread, load, pack and more. That’s more power, more durability and more jobs. It’s what makes Steiger tractors the right addition to your fleet.

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Calculate The Savings From Steiger Tractors

Whether you are bidding on housing developments, retail complexes or building new roads, Steiger® tractors can help you move earth for the lowest possible cost per cubic yard.

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Why is a Steiger a Solid Investment?

Lower initial investment: Lower upfront investment with a tractor and scraper than two self-propelled scrapers
Less labor: Half the labor to move material compared with a self-propelled scraper
Connected fleet: AFS Connect™ technology provides relevant insights that connect you to your fleet
Fuel-efficient: Efficient emissions system provides more power and reduces fuel, oil and fluid costs
Reduced downtime: No engine regeneration and fewer preventive maintenance requirements keep you up and running day in and day out
Reduced slippage: Less slippage means more reliable cycle times
Easy to operate: Automated drivetrain system makes it easier to operate for both novice and skilled personnel

Bid on More Jobs, Not More Equipment

There are a lot of jobs to do around the construction site. Moving earth is just one. When you add a Steiger® tractor to your fleet, it won’t sit idle.

Steiger Tractors with Scrapers

Steiger tractors can self-load, spread and pack the dirt. If you’re after efficiency, this tractor delivers. Run at 4 to 5 mph and take cuts of 2 to 4 inches. Between speed and shallow cuts, a Steiger and scraper combination delivers reliable, if not improved, cycle times compared with a self-propelled scraper.
Steiger Tractors on the Job Site

A Steiger tractor can pull its weight, and more. When you are ready to lay concrete, use a Steiger tractor to work the lime into the soil. And when you need an extra support vehicle, a Steiger tractor can do the job. You can also use a Steiger tractor for digging ditches and water management. The possibilities are endless.

See Steiger Tractors in Action

Construction managers now know what farmers have known for decades:

Case IH Steiger series tractors have the power you need to get the job done – in all scraper applications from site prep to land leveling to general earthmoving. The combination of more power, more performance, more flexibility and more operator comfort is what it means to move more with Steiger series tractors. See how one Steiger scraper tractor can do the job of a self-propelled scraper – and then some.

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Discover how Steiger scraper tractors can improve your operation’s bottom line by offering more comfort, more power and more choices.

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More Comfort

Steiger tractors provide enhanced comfort features to keep operators alert and productive during those long days in the cab. See why this is an easy tractor to operate and maintain.
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More Power

Built strong to handle even the heaviest scraper loads. See how Steiger tractors balance power with efficiency.

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More Choices

Where ruggedness meets intelligence, you get Steiger. See which transmission options make Steiger tractors the smart choice for your job site.

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¹Total fluid operating cost for wheeled Steiger 370 – 620 (Nebraska Test 2092, September 2014 (370), Nebraska Test 2093, September/October 2014 (420), Nebraska Test 2094, September 2014 (470), Nebraska Test 2095, September/October 2014 (500), Nebraska Test 2096, September 2014 (540), Nebraska Test 2162, October 2016 (580), Nebraska Test 2164, September/October 2016 (580)) compared with John Deere 9370R – 9620R (Nebraska Test 2107, March/April 2015 (9370R), Nebraska Test 2108, April 2015 (9420R), Nebraska Test 2109, April 2015 (9470R), Nebraska Test 2111, April/May 2015 (9520R), Nebraska Test 2133, November 2015 (9570R), Nebraska Test 2135, November 2015 (9620R)). Results based on diesel consumption (gal./hr.) multiplied by diesel price ($/gal.) plus DEF consumption (gal./hr.) multiplied by DEF price ($/gal.).