Steiger Other models

The register lists 14 versions here with 125 to 340 hp. The engine makers recorded are Caterpillar and Cummins, with Cummins units used mainly in earlier models; all models run on diesel.

Steiger's articulated tractors were among the first series-built large four-wheel-drive tractors for North American prairie farming and competed against concepts from John Deere and Case; the acquisition by Case IH secured the range's continuation as a standalone brand for heavy agricultural tractors.

When buying an older Steiger, the condition and operating hours of the Caterpillar or Cummins engines, the tightness of the articulation joint including its hydraulic cylinders, and wear on the four-wheel drive and axles all matter most; spare parts for later models built under Case IH are available through the Case IH dealer network, while for early model years specialist Steiger parts dealers in North America are the better source.