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Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240

Utility Tractor · 2025

Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240

Overview

The Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240 provides the power and durability required for working farm operations. With 240 horsepower (205 PTO HP), it handles demanding implements and attachments effectively.

Owner Ratings

Based on 23 owner reviews

Reliability8.7 / 10
Value for Money7.8 / 10
Owner Satisfaction8.5 / 10

Best For

  • ✓Working farms and agricultural operations
  • ✓Heavy implements and PTO-driven equipment
  • ✓Rotary cutters and brush hogs
  • ✓3-point implements up to 12787 lbs

Not Ideal For

  • ✗Properties with limited storage space
  • ✗Operators seeking low purchase cost

Key Features

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240 HP FPT 6.7L 6-cyl diesel

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

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CVXDrive standard

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

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AFS Connect telematics

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

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45 gpm hydraulics

Powerful hydraulic system for versatile implement control.

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12

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

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500 lb 3PH

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

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540/1000 PTO

Enables connection to a wide range of implements.

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Tier 4 Final

A standout feature enhancing overall performance.

Puma Series

Puma tractors deliver multipurpose mid-to-high horsepower performance for livestock, dairy, mixed crop, and transport-heavy operations. This series includes traditional Puma and AFS Connect Puma model names used across dealer inventories.

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Power Band and Model Spread

Case IH publishes the Puma family at 150–240 HP with a broader max/peak band shown as 175–260 HP, covering heavy mixed-farm and primary field support roles. The lineup uses a 6.7 L FPT engine architecture and spans from Puma 150 through 240, with AFS Connect variants extending upper-capability options in dealer naming. Published model highlights include 170 PTO HP on Puma 200 and higher peak figures on upper models, providing practical headroom for demanding PTO and draft workloads.

  • •Series power range: 150–240 HP
  • •Published max/peak range: 175–260 HP
  • •Engine platform: 6.7 L FPT
  • •Puma 200 listed with 170 PTO HP
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Transmission Choices for Load Variance

Puma transmission architecture is centered on two proven options designed for fluctuating workloads: PowerDrive powershift and CVXDrive CVT. Case IH positions both for demanding applications and loader/field transitions, with MultiFunction Handle control and drivability tuning for acceleration, deceleration, and shuttle behavior. This gives operators stable low-speed control during repeated loader cycles and smooth, efficient speed adaptation under changing drawbar or PTO loads. The approach balances familiarity for traditional operators with precision for variable-speed operations.

  • •Transmission options: PowerDrive or CVXDrive
  • •MultiFunction Handle control on both options
  • •Drivability enhancements for shuttle and speed response
  • •Designed for demanding mixed-application workloads
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Hydraulic Capacity and Implement Support

Hydraulic output is sized for heavy implement demands in this horsepower class. Case IH lists Puma hydraulic capacity up to 45 gpm, paired with standard 540/1,000 rear PTO for common implement compatibility. This specification profile supports high-demand loader attachments, baling and hay equipment, and transport-linked hydraulic needs without requiring a larger row-crop frame. The series is intentionally positioned as a high-capability but versatile tractor where power, stability, and responsiveness must coexist on mixed operations.

  • •Hydraulic capacity: up to 45 gpm
  • •Rear PTO: standard 540/1,000
  • •Designed for high-demand loader and field implement work
  • •Mid-size frame with high-capability hydraulic support
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Service Intervals and Operational Uptime

Puma maintenance strategy follows the Case IH high-hour uptime model with extended service intervals and accessible routine checkpoints. Official series information lists 750-hour engine oil intervals and 1,500-hour transmission fluid intervals, reducing service frequency during peak seasons. The platform also emphasizes ground-level service points and wide-opening hood access. For operations that run loader, feed, hay, and field tasks in one tractor, these intervals materially reduce downtime and simplify fleet planning across annual maintenance windows.

  • •Engine oil interval: 750 hours
  • •Transmission fluid interval: 1,500 hours
  • •Ground-level servicing points highlighted
  • •Wide-opening hood access for routine maintenance

What Owners Say

  • •The AFS Connect 240 is the precision ag flagship of the Puma row-crop series
  • •240hp with CVXDrive and full AFS telematics is a benchmark row-crop package
  • •Remote monitoring and fleet management through the AFS Connect portal saves diagnostic time
  • •Case IH AFS support is well-developed with comprehensive dealer training programs
  • •Operators running precision production programs trust the 240 AFS Connect as their lead tractor

Complete Specifications

SpecificationValue
Engine
Gross Horsepower240 HP
PTO Horsepower205 HP
Transmission & Drive
Hydraulics & Hitch
Hydraulic Flow30 GPM
Lift Capacity12,787 lbs
Dimensions & Weight
Operating Weight16,800 lbs

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SpecificationCase IH AFS Connect Puma 240——
Engine
Gross HP240 HP——
PTO HP205 HP——
Hydraulics & Hitch
Hydraulic Flow30 GPM——
Lift Capacity12,787 lbs——
Dimensions & Weight
Weight16,800 lbs——
Fuel & Performance
Fuel Capacity103 gal——
Pricing
MSRP From$260,000——

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the horsepower of the Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240?▼
The Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240 produces 240 gross horsepower and 205 PTO horsepower.
How much does the Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240 cost?▼
MSRP ranges from $260,000 to $299,000 depending on configuration.
What is the Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240 best used for?▼
The Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240 is a utility tractor best suited for agricultural operations and demanding implement work.

At a Glance

Horsepower
240 HP
PTO HP
205 HP
Weight
16,800 lbs

Starting MSRP

$260,000

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Last Updated: October 2026

Get More From Your Case IH AFS Connect Puma 240

Owning it is just the start. These guides cover the attachments, upkeep, and equipment that fit this tractor.

Attachment Compatibility

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3-Point Hitch Guide

Categories, pin sizes, and how to attach implements.

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PTO Attachments Guide

How the PTO works and the implements it drives.

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Hydraulic Remotes

Add and troubleshoot rear remotes.

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Farm Backup Power

Run a PTO generator off this tractor.

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Owner Reviews

Reliability and satisfaction from real owners.

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