- New Puma 185 tractor makes its first Irish show debut
- Redesigned Puma tractor delivers improved maneuverability, operator comfort and integrated precision technology
- Expanded Case IH stand features six machines across tractors and material handling
Case IH will showcase its new Puma® 185 tractor for the first time at an Irish show at the Farm Tractor and Machinery Trade Association (FTMTA) Farm Machinery Show, taking place at Punchestown Event Centre, County Kildare, November 17–19, 2026. The redesigned tractor combines improved maneuverability, updated cab controls and integrated precision technology to support everyday work on Irish farms.
With stand space doubled for the 2026 event, Case IH will present six machines for livestock farmers, mixed farming businesses and contractors.
Redesigned for everyday operation
The new Puma series, available in 155, 165 and 185 hp models, features the Puma 185 with a CVXDrive™ continuously variable transmission, allowing operators to adjust travel speed smoothly to suit the task.
The new front axle design provides an 11.4 m turning radius for improved maneuverability, while new front axle and cab suspension, redesigned controls and an updated cab layout improve comfort and ease of operation during long working days. Integrated precision technology supports tractor operation and implement control, with technology packages available to suit different needs.
Engine oil and filter change intervals of 750 hours help limit time spent on scheduled servicing.
Six machines on display
Alongside the Puma 185 tractor, the lineup will feature tractors from the Farmall® A and Farmall M series, a Maxxum® 150 tractor, a Puma 260 tractor and a Farmlift 742 telehandler. The expanded stand will give visitors more space to explore the machines and talk with Case IH representatives about the equipment and technology best suited to their needs.