CaseIH Puma 180 Row-Crop tractor Specs & Features

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CaseIH Puma 180 Row-Crop tractor Technical Specifications

CaseIH Puma 180 is a Row-Crop tractor that was produced by the John Deere between 2007 – 2010.

Below you will find detailed technical specifications for CaseIH Puma 180 covering engine types, horsepower ratings, weight, height, fuel type and tank volume, oil capacity and type, hydraulic system diagram, wiring diagram, battery specs, etc.

CaseIH Puma 180 Production

Manufacturer:
Manufacturer:	CaseIH
Type:	Row-Crop tractor
Factories:	Basildon, England
	St. Valentin, Austria
Original price:	$130,686 (2010 )

CaseIH Puma 180 Power

Engine:
Engine:	180 hp 134.2 kW
PTO (claimed):	150 hp 111.9 kW
Drawbar (tested):	132.7 hp 99.0 kW
PTO (tested):	179.8 hp 134.1 kW

CaseIH Puma 180 Electrical

Charging system:	alternator
Charging amps:	150
Battery CCA:	1300
Battery volts:	12

CaseIH Puma 180 Mechanical

Chassis:

4×2 2WD

4×4 MFWD 4WD (optional)

Steering:

hydrostatic power

Brakes:

differential hydraulic wet disc

Trailer brakes:

hydraulic optional

Cab:

Cab standard.

Transmissions:

17-speed full power shift

18-speed full power shift

19-speed full power shift

continuously variable transmission (CVT)

Capacity

Fuel:	116 gal 439.1 L *Early
	107 gal 405.0 L *Late
Hydraulic system:	26.5 gal 100.3 L

Hydraulics

Type:	pressure flow compensating (PFC)
Capacity:	26.5 gal 100.3 L
Valves:	3 to 5
Pump flow:	31.7 gpm 120.0 lpm *Standard flow with power shift transmission
	39.6 gpm 149.9 lpm *Standard flow with CVT transmission, optional with power shift.
	45 gpm 170.3 lpm *Optional flow with CVT transmission.
Total flow:	48.7 gpm 184.3 lpm *Standard flow with power shift transmission
	56.6 gpm 214.2 lpm *Standard flow with CVT transmission, optional with power shift.
	62 gpm 234.7 lpm *Optional flow with CVT transmission.
Steering flow:	17 gpm 64.3 lpm

Tracktor Hitch

Rear Type:	II/IIIN
Rear lift (at ends):	12,787 lbs 5800 kg
	15,873 lbs 7199 kg (optional)
Rear lift (at 24″/610mm):	10,900 lbs 4944 kg
	13,600 lbs 6168 kg (optional)
Front Hitch:	optional

Power Take-off (PTO)

Rear PTO:	independent
Rear RPM:	540/1000 (1-3/8)
	1000 (1-3/4)
	1000/1000E (with CVT)
Front PTO:	optional
Front RPM:	1000

CaseIH Puma 180 Engine detail

Engine Detail
CNH
intercooled turbocharged diesel
6-cylinder 24-valve
liquid-cooled
Displacement:	411 ci 6.7 L
Bore/Stroke:	4.094×5.197 inches 104 x 132 mm
Emissions:	Tier 3
Power:	180 hp 134.2 kW
Fuel system:	electronic high-pressure common rail
Cooling system:	viscous fan
Air cleaner:	dual paper elements with aspirator
Compression:	16.5:1
Rated RPM:	2200
Starter volts:	12
Oil capacity:	16 qts 15.1 L

CaseIH Puma 180 Transmission overview

Engine Oil

Type:	full power shift
Gears:	17 forward and 6 reverse
The 17-speed powershift transmission was standard on 2WD models.

CaseIH Puma 180 Dimensions

Wheelbase:	113.6 inches 288 cm
Height (cab):	119.7 inches 304 cm
Height (exhaust):	122.6 inches 311 cm
Shipping weight:	15,708 lbs 7125 kg
Operating weight:	17,595 lbs 7981 kg (4WD)
Rear axle:	4.125 by 112 inches 104 by 2844 mm
Rear axle:	4.125 by 98 inches 104 by 2489 mm (
Rear axle:	4.125 by 119 inches 104 by 3022 mm (

CaseIH Puma 180 Tests

OCED Tractor Test 2423

OCED Tractor Test 2423
Diesel 19-speed 4WD June 2007 – September 2007, Link: OCED Tractor Test 2423 file
PTO performance
Max power:	179.8 hp 134.1 kW
Fuel use:	10.0 gal/hour 37.9 l/hour
Power at rated engine speed:	158.6 hp 118.3 kW
Fuel use:	9.8 gal/hour 37.1 l/hour
Power at rated PTO speed:	164.4 hp 122.6 kW
Fuel use:	9.8 gal/hour 37.1 l/hour
Drawbar performance
Max power:	132.7 hp 99.0 kW
Fuel use:	9.9 gal/hour 37.5 l/hour
Gear 8 used for power test.
Max pull:	16,805 lbs 7622 kg
Gear 6 used for pull test.

FAQ

Is CaseIH Puma 180 a good tractor?

The CaseIH Puma 180 is one of the great tractors in the CaseIH stable, and it has earned CaseIH a fantastic reputation.

How much oil does a CaseIH Puma 180 take?

Check out the CaseIH Puma 180 oil capacity and oil type in the engine specs section as it may vary across the engines. Keep in mind, that older models might have their oil capacity increased over time. You may compare between the early and late oil capacity.

Do tractors have VIN numbers?

Every tractor has a VIN number. The number is usually engraved below the driver’s seat. Tractor manufacturers put the number in different places on the tractor body.

What was the last year CaseIH made the Puma 165

The CaseIH Puma 180 was an agricultural tractor model made from 2007 – 2010