Puma Range

The latest in engine and emission technology solutions has hit Australian shores with the arrival of Case IH's freshly upgraded Puma tractor series.

It is the first major styling update to the Puma line-up in more than a decade.

The MY2021 Tier 5 Puma series sports a distinctive new hood with the latest Case IH family styling, and all models now meet Tier 5 emission standards.

The new models have a long wheelbase and range from 138 to 179 kilowatts (185 to 240 horsepower) and still feature an impressive 6.7-litre FPT Industrial six-cylinder engine.

Engine service interval levels have been extended to an industry-leading 750 hours, while transmission oil service intervals have been pushed out to 1500 hours. In turn, this means fewer oil and filter changes over the lifetime of a machine, lowering the cost of ownership.

Available with a continuously variable transmission, this tractor is designed to generate power and optimise fuel efficiency.

The CVT transmission is renowned for offering intelligent efficiency. In the new Puma models, there's improved acceleration and deceleration, better shuttle behaviour, as well as drive pedal sensitivity, cruise control override, better multi-controller sensitivity, and position detection.

Other optional features include a hood-mounted camera and fully integrated front hitch, with increased linkage travel and front wheel clearance.

The Case IH Puma lineup has plenty of power in a mid-size package, plus features like Power Boost, Power Growth, and the Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) option – to deliver more power when and where you need it most, while keeping you productive.

This operator environment may seem familiar – the outstanding visibility in all directions, the suspended cab and smooth ride, the MultiControl Armrest that puts all the major tractor controls at your fingertips.

It should. It’s the same comfortable set-up you’ll find in all Case IH Steiger®, Magnum™ and Puma Series tractors.