Compare/CaseIH Puma 165 X vs CaseIH Puma 170

CaseIH Puma 165 X vs CaseIH Puma 170

Verdict: CaseIH Puma 165 X vs CaseIH Puma 170

The CaseIH Puma 165 X and the CaseIH Puma 170 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. CaseIH Puma 170 leads on rated power with 167 hp against 165 hp. CaseIH Puma 165 X is the newer design (2018 vs 2011). In short: choose the CaseIH Puma 170 for outright pulling power, or the CaseIH Puma 165 X if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.

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Acreage600 acBudgetMain crop / use

Fit & specs

CaseIH

Fit score

Best match

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CaseIH

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Best match

Clear

Rated power

165 hp

167 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

CaseIHReference

liquid-cooledReference

Adds transport gear to the power shift, providing road speed at reduced engine RPMs.Reference

Differential lock

rear standardReference

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Trailer brakes

pneumaticReference

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Steering

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hydrostatic powerReference

Engine

Fuel tank

330.1 LReference

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Exhaust fluid (DEF)

48.1 LReference

50.0 LReference

Engine (gross)

123.0 kWReference

124.5 kWReference

Engine (max)

134.2 kWReference

162.6 kWReference

Displacement

6.7 LReference

Bore/Stroke

104 x 132 mmReference

Emissions

Stage IVReference

Interim Tier 4Reference

Rated Power (gross)

123.0 kWReference

124.5 kWReference

Maximum Power (gross)

134.2 kWReference

162.6 kWReference

Rated RPM

2200Reference

Torque

770.2 NmReference

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Torque RPM

1500Reference

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Starter

electricReference

Starter volts

12Reference

Drawbar (tested)

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99.0 kWReference

Emission control

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selective catalytic reduction (SCR)Reference

Air cleaner

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dual paper elementsReference

Oil capacity

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15.1 LReference

Max power

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99.0 kWReference

Power at rated engine speed

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112.5 kWReference

Transmission

Gears

19 forward and 6 reverseReference

infinite forward and reverseReference

Clutch

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electro-hydraulic wet discReference

Transmission

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EconoGearReference

PTO & Hydraulics

Type

partial power shiftReference

continuously variable transmission (CVT)Reference

Pressure

210.0 barReference

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Rear valves

4Reference

3 to 5 (electronic)Reference

Mid valves

3Reference

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Pump flow

110.1 lpmReference

151.4 lpmReference

Rear Type

III/IIReference

2/3NReference

Control

electronic draft controlReference

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Rear lift (at 24"/610mm)

6616 kgReference

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Front lift

3571 kgReference

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Rear PTO

independentReference

Rear PTO Type

540/1000/1000E (1.375)Reference

1000/1000EReference

Engine RPM

1000@1895Reference

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Front PTO Type

1000Reference

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PTO (claimed)

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100.7 kWReference

PTO (tested)

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128.4 kWReference

Hydraulic system

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83.3 LReference

Capacity

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83.3 LReference

Total flow

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215.7 lpmReference

Steering flow

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64.3 lpmReference

Rear lift

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6078 kgReference

Power at rated PTO speed

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127.4 kWReference

Dimensions

Front tire

420/85R28Reference

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Rear tire

520/85R28Reference

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Standard tires (ag)

Front: 420/85R28. Rear: 520/85R28Reference

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Bar rear axle

2489 mmReference

104 by 3022 mmReference

Wheelbase

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288 cmReference

Weight

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8500 kgReference

Operating weight

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8500 kgReference

Front tread

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152 to 223 cmReference

Electrical

Ground

negativeReference

Charging system

alternatorReference

Charging amps

200Reference

Battery volts

12Reference

Battery CCA

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1300Reference

Capacities

Fuel

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393.6 LReference

CaseIH Puma 170 attachments

Attachment overview

Test results

Fuel use

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33.7 l/hourReference

Max pull

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7804 kgReference

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.