When completed, the tractor assembly operations will begin sometime next year in a 171,000-sf section of its 510,000-sf facility.

The Racine operation has long manufactured such brands as Case and Case IH; with the expansion, it will add production of New Holland branded tractors to facility, says Jean-Pierre Rosso, CNH chairman.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott McCallum says he was "pleased that we could assist CNH through an incentive package through the Department of Commerce." The state of Wisconsin is providing $6 million in tax benefits, low interest loans and a training grant. In return, CNH will maintain 175 salaried and hourly positions related to tractor assembly.

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