The Case IH Magnum 340 and the Case IH Puma 220 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Case IH Magnum 340 leads on rated power with 340 hp against 220 hp. Case IH Magnum 340 holds more fuel (636 L vs 390 L) for longer stints between fills. In short: choose the Case IH Magnum 340 for outright pulling power, or the Case IH Puma 220 if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.
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Fit & specs
Case IH
68
Fit score
Clear
Case IH
91
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Rated power
340 hp
220 hp
Confidence
83%
80%
Guide price
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Engine
Rated power
254 kW (340 hp)OEM
164 kW (220 hp)OEM
Emissions stage
Stage VEPA cert
Stage VEPA cert
Engine
8.7 LDealer
6.7 LDealer
Fuel Type
DieselReference
DieselReference
PTO & Hydraulics
Hydraulic flow
167 L/minDealer
114 L/minDealer
PTO power
216 kW (290 hp)Dealer
142 kW (190 hp)Dealer
Rear lift capacity
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5800 kgDealer
Dimensions
Wheelbase
3040 mmDealer
2880 mmDealer
Weight
12805 kgDealer
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Capacities
Fuel tank
636 LDealer
390 LDealer
Capacity
8.7 LReference
6.7 LReference
Diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) tank
99 LReference
57 LReference
General
Make & Model
Case IH FPT @ 8.7 LiterReference
FPTReference
SCV control
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JoystickReference
Power
Max Power
410 hpReference
260 hpReference
PTO
Rear PTO RPM
1,000 rpmReference
1,000 rpmReference
Transmission
Transmission Type
PowershiftReference
PowershiftReference
forward and reverse options
19x4Reference
18F x 6RReference
Wheel Drive
4WDReference
4WDReference
Transmission
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18-speed full power shift continuously variable transmission (CVT) LDealer
Hydraulics
Remote Valves
6Reference
5Reference
Rear Hitch category (SAE designation)
Category 3/4NReference
Category 2/3NReference
Rear Hitch maximum lift capacity
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4,286.4 kgReference
Dimensions & weight
Overall Width
304.8 cmReference
284.5 cmReference
Overall weight
13,426.3 kgReference
7,212.1 kgReference
Operator station
Cab Availability
TRUEReference
TRUEReference
Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.
