Your Case IH Puma 160 deserves parts that actually fit. This page holds more than 250 items, such as trailer couplings, electrics and lighting.
A Case IH Puma 160 that spends its days pulling heavy loads wears its hitch hard, and sooner or later something at the rear needs replacing. This page brings together more than 250 parts listed for the Puma 160, with a solid share of them dedicated to coupling trailers and implements.
There are automatic drawbars, a Piton Fix with rail and locking pin, top drawbars and complete drawbar frames. Height adjustable adapter plates let you set the hitch to suit the drawbar eye of the trailer, and forced steering parts are there for steered trailers. Brands include Scharmüller, ROCKINGER and GRANIT.
In the cab it is all about the tractor seat, with air suspended options such as a GRAMMER Maximo Dynamic and a PROBOSS with seat heater. Elsewhere there are mirrors, a tank cap, a cooling fan, an alternator and sealing rings, including one for the water pump. Sensors and a hydraulic cylinder complete the page.
Start with the type plate on your tractor, which gives the model and serial number. Where the Puma range has more than one version of a part, that information decides which one you need. The reference number on the old part then removes any remaining doubt, which is useful with sealing rings and sensors that look nearly identical from the outside.
Before swapping between a standard drawbar and a Piton Fix, measure the rail on the existing frame and check its hole pattern. The new hitch has to match both, and the locking pin has to suit the trailer eye you use. Tighten the bolts to the specified torque and check them again after the first few days of work, as new mounting faces tend to settle.
When an air suspended seat slowly sinks, the fault is often a leaking air line or a loose fitting rather than the seat itself. With the engine off, listen for escaping air and check the power supply to the compressor. Only once that checks out does a new seat make sense.
If there is more than one Puma on the farm, every model has a page of its own with the parts recorded for it:
The Puma 210 and Puma 240 belong to the same range. Every model of the make can be reached through Case IH parts.