Case IH Puma

Case IH offered the Puma with either a conventional powershift gearbox or the stepless CVX transmission; in later model years CVX became the series' standard. Recorded operating weight runs from 6,015 to 10,000 kg, wheelbase from 2,786 to 2,884 mm, and the rated travel speed of the listed variants is 40 km/h.

Within the Case IH line-up the Puma sits between the smaller Maxxum and the larger Magnum, aimed at mixed farms combining arable work, grassland and transport duties. Production takes place at the Basildon plant in the UK. Buyers looking at a used Puma should check the gearbox type, emissions stage and equipment level, since these vary considerably across the model's long production run.

With rated outputs from 93.4 to 222 kW, the Puma falls within ISO 730 Category III for the rear three-point hitch, with a standard dual-speed power take-off at 540 and 1,000 revolutions per minute. FPT Industrial, the engine maker within the CNH Industrial group, still manufactures engines and spare parts for these model years.