The Case IH Puma 150 tractor engine horsepower is 150 hp | 111.9 kW, PTO horsepower is 125 hp | 93.2 kW, and the drawbar horsepower is 101.1 hp | 75.4 kW.
Case IH Puma 150 Horsepower Specs
| Engine horsepower | 150 hp | 111.9 kW |
|---|---|
| PTO horsepower claimed | 125 hp | 93.2 kW |
| PTO horsepower tested | 141.6 hp | 105.6 kW |
| Drawbar horsepower tested | 101.1 hp | 75.4 kW |
Case IH Puma 150 Useful Horsepower Calculations
| PTO-to-engine power transfer | 83.3% of engine hp reaches the PTO |
|---|---|
| Drawbar-to-engine power transfer | 67.4% of engine hp reaches the drawbar |
| Drawbar-to-PTO power ratio | 80.9% drawbar hp vs PTO hp |
| Engine size per PTO horsepower | 3.3 ci per PTO hp |
| PTO horsepower per liter | 18.7 PTO hp per L |
| Engine size per engine horsepower | 2.7 ci per engine hp |
| Engine horsepower per liter | 22.4 engine hp per L |
| Rated speed per PTO horsepower | 17.6 rpm per PTO hp |
Case IH Puma 150 Engine Specs
| Engine model | year |
|---|---|
| Engine type | turbocharged with air-to-air aftercooling diesel |
| Displacement | 410.6 ci | 6.7 L |
| Bore and stroke | 4.094×5.197 inches | 104 x 132 mm |
| Emissions | Tier 4 |
| Rated RPM | 2200 |
Case IH Puma 150 Fuel, Cooling, Starting & Service Specs
| Starter volts | 12 |
|---|---|
| Battery volts | 12 |
Case IH Puma 150 Horsepower Comparison Charts
Engine horsepower comparison
PTO horsepower comparison
Drawbar horsepower comparison
Displacement comparison
Rated RPM comparison
Engine size per PTO HP
Benchmarks use practical low, average and high ranges for the large ag tractor category. Use the operator manual and actual engine/tractor configuration before sizing implements or judging working power.
Case IH Puma 150 Horsepower FAQ
How much horsepower does the Case IH Puma 150 have?
The listed engine output is 150 hp, below the 210 hp benchmark average. That is a lower-power result, so the smarter match is lighter implements and jobs that do not demand more than about 150 hp.
How much PTO horsepower does the Case IH Puma 150 have?
The listed PTO output is 125 hp, below the 175 hp benchmark average. For real use, size PTO implements below or near 125 hp rather than using a bigger engine-horsepower number.
How much drawbar horsepower does the Case IH Puma 150 have?
The listed drawbar output is 101.1 hp, below the 150 hp benchmark average. For pulling work, the safer assumption is about 101.1 hp at the drawbar before soil, ballast and tire limits are considered.
How much engine power reaches the PTO on the Case IH Puma 150?
The PTO-to-engine transfer works out to 83.3%, from 150 engine hp to 125 PTO hp. That is a normal usable range for judging PTO implement fit.
How efficient is the Case IH Puma 150 for pulling work?
The drawbar-to-engine transfer is about 67.4%, from 150 engine hp to 101.1 drawbar hp. That gives a more grounded pulling estimate than engine horsepower alone.
Is the Case IH Puma 150 better judged by PTO hp or drawbar hp?
The drawbar output is about 80.9% of PTO output, comparing 101.1 drawbar hp with 125 PTO hp. That helps separate pulling ability from PTO implement ability.
How big is the Case IH Puma 150 engine?
The engine displacement is 410.6 ci, below the 520 ci benchmark average. Smaller displacement usually means less engine size behind each horsepower number.
Is the Case IH Puma 150 engine stressed for its PTO horsepower?
The engine has about 3.3 cubic inches per PTO hp, using 410.6 ci and 125 PTO hp. That is close to the normal benchmark for this category.
How much PTO horsepower per liter does the Case IH Puma 150 make?
The output density is about 18.7 PTO hp per liter, using 125 PTO hp and 6.7 L of displacement. Higher hp/L means more output squeezed from each liter; lower hp/L usually means a more relaxed engine tune.
Horsepower and engine specs can vary by year, market, engine option, fuel system, test standard and tractor configuration. Check the operator manual, spec plate, parts book and official caseih.com website before buying parts, sizing implements or making repair decisions.
