Case IH launches two multipurpose tractors

Case IH RB 545. (Image source: Case IH)

Case IH has also appointed Samjung Construction Machinery Co. (CMC) as its new official dealer in South Korea

Case IH is unveiling the Puma 150 CVX and Maxxum 125 Multicontroller to the South Korean market at KISTOCK 2017, which will be held at EXCO in Daegu-si on 21-24 September. The Puma 150 CVX is a tractor with a continuously variable transmission, for ease of use and seamless power transfer in all ground conditions. Powered by an efficient 6.7-litre six-cylinder FPT diesel engine, the Puma 150 CVX boasts a 150 hp (110kW) output with maximum torque of 700 Nm at just 1,500 rpm. The continuously variable transmission delivers a top speed of up to 50 kph, or 40kph in ECO mode. The tractor has rear PTO speeds of 540 and 1,000 rpm, while an optional front PTO can be supplied with a 1,000 rpm capability.

The Puma 150 CVX tractor delivers a rear lift capacity of 8,257 kg, permitting the heaviest attachments to be used. The hydraulic system has an axial piston, variable displacement pump with a delivery rate of 170 l/min for fast, effective operation. A maximum of four mechanical or five electronic remote valves are available at the rear of the tractor, plus a front hitch with a lift capacity of 3,568kg is optional.

The Maxxum 125 Multicontroller is a mid-range tractor that delivers maximum productivity. The Case IH Multicontroller system puts multiple operating functions at the driver’s fingertips, including transmission operation, engine speed control, and the operation of electrical remote valves. Power is supplied by a fuel-efficient four-cylinder FPT engine that delivers 125 hp (92 kW). A powershift transmission drives all four wheels, for maximum tractive and towing ability. 

Case IH has also entered into a new era in the South Korean market with the appointment of Samjung CMC as its official dealer. Established in 2005, Samjung CMC has established a solid reputation as distributor for Case IH’s sister brand, CASE Construction Equipment. From its headquarters in Osan City, branches in Seoul, Nonsan, Kyeongsan, Suncheon, Kimhae, Dwangju and Wonju, a Sambo subsidiary in Hwaseong and a new branch in Ilsan, northwest of Seoul, Samjung CMC provides sales and service support for the full range of Case IH equipment throughout the South Korean market. Building on the existing positive relationship with Samjung CMC, Case IH aims to achieve a much stronger participation in the growing South Korean agricultural equipment marketplace.

“With the appointment of Samjung CMC we aim at establishing a strong footprint for Case IH in the South Korean market,” said Emre Karazli, CNH Industrial Business Director for Agricultural Equipment in South East Asia, Pakistan and Japan. “The Case IH range of premium high horsepower tractors, with the addition of the new Puma 150 CVX and the Maxxum 125 Multicontroller, offers the perfect answer for the fast developing mechanisation of South Korea’s agriculture.”