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Case IH Puma 240 Enhanced with New Powershift Transmission

Case IH Puma 240 Enhanced with New Powershift Transmission
Jan 17, 2025
By Ryan Ridley
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

Puma 240 Offers Power and Versatility for Demanding Farm Tasks

Case IH has unveiled a new version of the Puma 240, featuring a brand-new powershift transmission 

JE Cadle, medium tractor marketing manager with Case IH, told Farms.com this new tractor is designed to meet customer demands. 

Previously, this powerful transmission was only available up to the 220 model, but it is now incorporated into the 240 as well.  

Case IH says that this upgrades makes its Puma 240 an ideal choice for all-around farm tasks, including tillage, planting, and other demanding operations. 

Known for its versatility, the Puma 240 remains a reliable option for various farm activities, whether used as a feeding tractor, baling tractor, loader tractor, or planter tractor. 

Another significant upgrade is the addition of a factory-installed quick hitch option. This feature was previously available only through aftermarket suppliers.  

The Puma 240 can now be configured for 60-inch spacing, ensuring compatibility with planting 30-inch rows. 

Over the past two years, Case IH has revamped the entire Puma lineup. Last year, a spacious, quiet cab was introduced, enhancing operator comfort. This year, the addition of the powershift transmission and the quick hitch option further solidifies the Puma 240 as a top choice for farmers.  

These upgrades cater to the needs of those using using these machines for planting, tillage, and more. 

Take a closer look at the new Puma 240 in the video below.




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