Case IH Magnum 200 149kW 2018-2025 - Technical data

MAGNUM 180 - 380 TRACTORS - Product Description

Powertrain and Design

The Magnum 180 - 380 tractors by Case IH are designed for maximum efficiency and reliability. They are equipped with engines displacing 6.7L and 8.7L that meet Tier 4B emissions standards through Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology. These engines generate power ranging from 180 to 380 HP, providing versatility in various work conditions. Additionally, optional management systems allow for automatic power adjustment to match engine load, enhancing fuel efficiency.

Undercarriage and Hydraulics

The tractors feature an advanced hydraulic system with flow rates up to 75 gpm, facilitating prolonged operation with various implements. The Pressure Flow Compensating (PFC) system ensures optimal oil flow management, offering enhanced control during operations. Furthermore, suspended front axles and the option for front dual tires improve stability and ride comfort in difficult terrains. Combined with an excellent cab suspension system, these tractors ensure operator comfort and reduced fatigue during long work hours.

Operating Parameters

The Magnum 180 model delivers a power output of 180 HP, with the maximum boosted power reaching 225 HP. These tractors can achieve speeds up to 30 mph (50 kph) when using the Powershift transmission. They also have a standard rear PTO operating at 540 or 1000 rpm, making them suitable for various agricultural applications.

Optional Equipment

Optional equipment for the tractor includes advanced precision farming systems like AFS AccuGuide™, enhancing operational efficiency and accuracy. Additionally, the installation of front 3-point hitches and climate control systems in the cab is available. The modern ergonomics of the Multi-Control Armrest allow easy management of the machine's functions during operation.

Safety and Technical Data

The Magnum tractors are designed with the highest safety standards in mind. They feature several protective systems, including optional engine brakes for improved control in challenging conditions. The standard weight is approximately 21,500 lbs (9,750 kg), while larger models can weigh up to 32,200 lbs (14,148 kg), ensuring stability during operations in demanding environments.