Overview & History
The Case IH Puma 165 was first introduced in 2007, as part of the smallest full-frame designed tractors for cultivating crops. It was built in Basildon, England and St. Valentin, Austria until 2010. When it was re-launched in 2014, this model was only produced in Basildon, England.
The Puma series filled a niche between the Maxxum series and the Magnum series. The 165, in particular, was marketed as a “multi-purpose tractor with the right amount of power for both row-crop and livestock applications”.
The first four model years of the Puma 165 preceded the Puma 170. It was equipped with a 6.7-litre, six-cylinder CNH diesel engine that can do 165 hp at 2200 rated RPM, 135 hp at PTO, and 107 hp at the drawbar.
This engine had a 104-millimetre bore, a 132-millimetre stroke, an electronic high-pressure common rail fuel system, and liquid cooling. It also had dual paper elements air cleaner with an aspirator. Its compression ratio was 16.5:1. The engine oil capacity was 15.1 litres. It fitted the tractor with a 12-volt starter. The early models had a fuel capacity of 439.1 litres, while the later models had a 405-litre capacity.
There were four transmission systems available: the first was a 17-speed Powershift, which was standard on 2WD models. Meanwhile, 4WD units had the 18-speed Powershift as standard equipment. The third was the 19-speed EconoGear transmission, which provided a transport gear that operates at a reduced RPM.
Beginning in 2008, continuously variable transmission (CVT) became available on the Puma 165 as an alternative to the standard Powershift to meet the operators’ demand for more power. This transmission lets the operator change gears and ranges seamlessly in conjunction with the speed and engine RPM. It was designed to operate with maximum fuel efficiency based on the mechanical interconnection of the gears and the additional hydraulic motor.
The 165 had a II/IIIN three-point hitch with a rear lift capacity of 5,800 kg (7,199 kg optional) at ends and 4,944 kg (6,168 kg optional) at 610 millimetres. A front hitch can also be optionally availed.
This machine had an independent rear PTO with an RPM rating of 540/1000, 1000, or 1000/1000E (with CVT). An optional front PTO with an RPM rating of 1000 was also available.
In 2010, the Puma 165 was discontinued. It was last sold for US$ 123,515.
But four years later, in 2014, this model was re-launched to replace the Puma 160. It now had an FPT-manufactured 6.7-litre, six-cylinder diesel engine, which had inline liquid cooling and an electronic common-rail fuel system. Its fuel capacity was lowered to 268.7 litres, but a 325.5-litre capacity was available as an option.
Meanwhile, its transmission options were down to two: the 18-speed Powershift and the CVT. The 165’s three-point hitch had a 3,583-kilogramme rear lift capacity. Its independent rear PTO had a rear RPM rating of 540/1000 or 1000/1000E.
The Case IH Puma 165 tractor is one of the most reliable tractors in the market and offers more horsepower to help farmers face today’s challenges.
Case IH Replacement Parts
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Who should buy a Case IH Puma 165
The Case IH Puma 165 tractor is a heavy-duty machine that’s perfect for operators working on large and commercial farms.
Buy a used Case IH Puma 165
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Case IH Puma 165 Specs
Series | Puma series | Years made | a) 2007 – 2010 b) 2014 onwards |
Type | Row-crop tractor | Factory | Basildon, England St. Valentin, Austria |
Previous model | Case IH Puma 160 | Next model | Case IH Puma 170 |
Series back | Case IH Puma 150 | Series next | a) Case IH Puma 180 b) Case IH Puma 185 |
Engine overview | a) CNH 6.7L 6-cyl diesel b) FPT 6.7L 6-cyl diesel | Engine capacity | a) 6.7 L [411 ci] b) 6.7 L [410.6 ci] |
Cylinders | 6-cylinder | Cooling | a) Liquid-cooled b) Liquid-cooled inline |
Fuel | a) Intercooled turbocharged diesel b) Turbocharged with air-to-air aftercooling diesel | Bore/stroke | 104 x 132 mm [4.094 x 5.197 inches] |
Fuel system | a) Electronic high-pressure common rail b) Electronic common rail | Air cleaner | Dual paper elements with aspirator |
Compression | 16.5:1 | Rated RPM | 2200 |
Starter type | Electric | Starter volts | 12 |
Engine oil capacity | 15.1 L [16 qts] | Fuel capacity | a) 439.1 / 405 L [116 / 107 gal] b) 268.7 / 325.5 L [86 / 71 gal] |
3-point hitch – Rear type | II/IIIN | Rear lift | a) 4,944 to 7,199 kg [10,900 to 15,873 lbs] b) 3,583 kg [7,900 lbs] |
Engine power | 165 hp [123 kW] | Drawbar (claimed) | 135 hp [100.7 kW] |
PTO (claimed) | 135 hp [100.7 kW] | Transmission types | Full power shift Continuously variable transmission (CVT) |
Gears | 17 forward and 6 reverse 18 forward and 6 reverse 19 forward and 6 reverse Infinite forward and reverse | Rear PTO | Independent |
Rear RPM | 540/1000 (1-3/8) 1000 (1-3/4) 1000/1000E (with CVT) | Standard front tyres | a) 16.9R30 b) 380/85R30 |
Standard rear tyres | a) 20.8R42 b) 460/85R42 | Weight (Operating) | a) 8,040 kg [17,725 lbs] b) 6,305 / 6,577 kg [13,900 / 14,500 lbs] |
Wheelbase | a) 288 cm [113.6 inches] b) 273 / 278 cm [107.6 / 109.8 inches] | Height – overall (with cab) | a) 304 cm [119.7 inches] b) 300 cm [118.3 inches] |
Chassis | 4×2 2WD 4×4 MFWD 4WD | Steering | a) Hydrostatic power b) Power |
Brakes | a) Differential hydraulic wet disc b) Wet disc | Cab | a) Cab standard b) Cab standard with air-conditioning |
Hydraulics type | a) Pressure flow compensating (PFC) b) Closed centre pressure flow compensating | Hydraulics capacity | 100.3 L [26.5 gal] |
Pump flow | a) 120 to 170.3 lpm [31.7 to 45 gpm] b) 100.3 lpm [26.5 gpm] | Total flow | a) 184.3 to 234.7 lpm [48.7 to 62 gpm] b) 164.6 lpm [43.5 gpm] |
Electrical ground | Negative | Charging system | Alternator |
Charging amps | 150 | Number of batteries | 1 |
Battery volts | 12 |
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