For the Case IH Puma 240 this page brings together more than 80 parts, covering electrics, steering and front axle, plus brakes and transmission.
The Puma 240 is meant for heavy work and long days, so when it stops you want to know quickly which part has let you down. This page lists more than 80 parts for the model, from GRANIT, GRAMMER, PROBOSS, MAHLE and Wabco.
Hours in the seat make comfort a working matter. There are air suspended tractor seats such as the Maximo Professional and PROBOSS seats with heating. An aircon compressor restores cooling on hot days. Outside the cab you will find fender brackets, fender springs and a tank cap.
Engine parts include valve cover gaskets, cylinder head bolts and intercooler air hoses. A split or blown-off charge air hose is obvious straight away: the tractor loses power and you hear a whooshing noise under throttle. If there is oil residue in the hose, have a look at the turbo as well.
A NOX sensor at the catalyst outlet and temperature sensors feed the engine management. If an emissions warning light comes on, read the fault code before replacing any sensor so you do not swap a good part.
A tip on head bolts: they are stretch bolts that yield permanently when tightened. Never reuse them. Fit a complete new set whenever the head has been off, and tighten them to the specified angle procedure.
Hydraulic cylinders and seal kits cover leaking rams, while ball joints and an alternator complete the selection.
Check the serial plate to confirm you have a Puma 240. Sensors and compressors nearly always have a reference number on the housing, which you can compare with the product page. For a fender bracket, make sure you pick the correct side.
If the aircon compressor has to come out, replace the receiver drier and flush the system before fitting the new one. Debris from a failed compressor will otherwise destroy the replacement quickly. Check the oil quantity in the new unit and match it to the system.
Each of these Pumas has its own page with the parts that fit it:
The Puma 180 and Puma 210 belong to the same line. The full brand is under Case IH parts.
