The Case IH Puma 210 is a wheel tractor, a general-purpose agricultural machine designed for field work, haulage, and implement operation on farms and smallholdings. Case IH is a long-established manufacturer of agricultural and construction machinery, known for tractors and implements used across arable farming, livestock, and contracting sectors.
This 2010 example is powered by a six-cylinder Iveco diesel engine. The transmission is a semi-PowerShift unit with 18 forward and 6 reverse speeds, offering flexibility for varying field and transport duties. The tractor runs on 540/65R28 tyres at the front and 650/65R38 at the rear, a configuration typical for balanced traction and load carrying on mixed terrain.
The front axle is a 4WD unit with mechanical transmission and no suspension, a conventional setup for agricultural work where ground contact and grip are priorities. The hydraulic system comprises four single-acting spool control valves (SCVs), enabling operation of multiple implements. The Power Take-Off (PTO) shaft is switchable between 540 and 1000 rpm, the standard speeds for most agricultural equipment. Braking is provided by a pneumatic system, and a towing bracket and substantial weight package are included for ballasting and drawbar work.
The cab is fitted as standard with air conditioning and heating for operator comfort. The engine has accumulated 10,629 operating hours. The machine is located in Romania and is not available for financing.
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