The Case IH Puma 170 CVX is a wheel tractor manufactured by Case IH, a leading builder of agricultural machinery. Wheel tractors are general-purpose farm implements used for cultivation, hauling, loader work, and the operation of mounted or trailed implements across diverse soil and terrain conditions.
This 2012 model is powered by an engine with 7,850 operating hours recorded. The tractor is equipped with a continuously variable transmission capable of a maximum transport speed of 50 km/h, and features cab suspension for operator comfort during field and road work. The front axle is also fitted with suspension to reduce vibration and fatigue during extended operation.
The hydraulic system operates on an LS (load-sensing) architecture with direct return, and provides five pairs of electronically controlled outlets for the operation of implements and attachments. Braking is achieved through a combination of pneumatic and hydraulic systems fitted to the rear wheels and trailer, and the tractor carries both a front three-point hitch and front PTO shaft for versatile implement mounting. A multi-position wagon hitch and drawbar are installed at the rear.
The tractor rides on rear tyres measuring 650/65 R42 and front tyres of 540/65 R30. Additional features include an IsoBus control output, GPS antenna, and integrated automatic steering guidance preparation, indicating the machine is ready for compatible precision farming systems. This tractor is located in Latvia and is priced at $49,500.
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