Leave 8:30 am Return 4:30 pm
Today we’re excited to offer two tours—one to Racine and one to Kenosha, Wisconsin. To give as many participants as possible the opportunity to attend, we’ll use our popular round-robin format, complete with a lunch stop at the Case tractor factory.
KENOSHA LAKEFRONT TROLLEY
In Kenosha, we have arranged a behind-the-scenes tour of the Lakefront Trolley maintenance facility, where you’ll get a firsthand look at what it takes to keep these historic trolleys running.
The Kenosha Lakefront Trolley—officially known as the Electric Streetcar—offers scenic rides along a 2-mile loop through downtown Kenosha. The route connects the Metra station with local attractions such as the Civil War Museum, Public Museum, Dinosaur Discovery Museum, Harbor Park, and the beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline.
CASE PLANT TOUR
Experience the Case IH brand with an exclusive visit to the Racine Experience Center. This impressive 20,000-square-foot showroom and event space in Racine, Wisconsin, brings the past, present, and future of Case IH together under one roof. Explore historic heritage pieces that played a key role in the evolution of today’s Case IH Magnum™ series tractors.
Lunch will be served in the museum and will feature pulled-pork BBQ, mac & cheese, coleslaw, dessert, and beverages including coffee, tea, water, and soda.
The following is general tour information for the CNHi Racine Plant:
TOUR RULES:
- A valid id may be required to enter the facility
- Tours of the Racine Plant take approximately 1-1/2 to 2 hours to complete and includes both machining and tractor assembly
- Guests must be 12 years of age or older
- Canes, walkers, electric scooters/wheelchairs are not allowed in the plant; manual wheelchairs pushed by another guest are allowed
- Comfortable walking shoes are recommended; Crocs, high heels, sandals, or open-toed shoes are not allowed
- Long pants are required; shorts or skirts are not allowed
- Cell phones or cameras are not allowed while on the production floor
NOTE: Any modifications to above rules require preapproval before arrival
Tours are conducted by retired employees. We will provide personal protection equipment…safety glasses, ear protection and safety vests…as it is required for the tour.
