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New Look Case IH Puma

Browny (Mackay)

Monday, 24 July 2017

New Releases Tractors

Check out the new look being introduced for the high horsepower Case IH range of tractors…. With its streamline sleek looking new roof line, new interior and new seats! They now offer front PTO linkage and an impressive LED light package throughout which are brighter than the previous standard lights and can offer almost daylight visibility during ...

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