Case IH Magnum 240 Specs, Price and Review (2026)
Agricultural · 240 HP · Best for loader work and large farms
Power
240 HP (179 kW)
Fuel
Diesel
Transmission
Powershift
PTO
225 HP @ 540 rpm
Weight
13,200 kg (13 t)
Est. used price
$129,600 – $237,600
Overview
Powered by a 240 HP engine, the Case IH Magnum 240 is a industrial utility tractor designed for loader work, backhoe use, and site operations. Built by Case IH, the Magnum 240 carries the engineering standards expected from this manufacturer. Here you will find all Magnum 240 specs: engine displacement, fuel system, transmission gears, hydraulic flow, lift capacity, PTO speed, and tractor dimensions. Our Magnum 240 review section below breaks down real-world strengths, trade-offs, and best use cases based on the technical specifications. Looking for the Magnum 240 price? Our used market section estimates current resale values, and the listings panel links to live marketplace data. Scroll down for the complete Case IH Magnum 240 specification tables, suitability scores, price estimates, and links to similar tractors in our database.
TractorFitâ„¢ Analysis
Overall score
Based on specs and use-case fit for Case IH Magnum 240.
A high-horsepower tier for heavy tillage, big balers, and large-acreage efficiency. CVT allows the engine to operate in an optimal range for fuel and performance. Industrial and utility use typically involves loaders, backhoes, and site work. PTO horsepower and speed options support mowers, hay tools, and other driven implements. Key specs include 240 HP, 204 HP PTO, 10 t operating weight, estimated used range $69,552–$208,656, and overall suitability 36/100.
Higher = simpler
Pros
- ✓Sufficient power and hydraulic capacity for large-scale fieldwork.
- ✓Good loader performance thanks to hydraulics and weight.
- ✓High versatility: PTO and hydraulic options for multiple implements.
- ✓Strong value for money relative to power and features.
- ✓Powerful hydraulic system with good lift capacity.
- ✓Strong PTO relative to engine, ideal for PTO-driven implements.
Cons
- •May be excessive in size and fuel use for very small farms.
- •Modest power-to-weight ratio; less agility in traction and on slopes.
Case IH Magnum 240 receives an overall suitability score of 66/100 from the TractorSuitabilityâ„¢ Engine. Ideal for large acreage, heavy tillage, row-crop work, and high-capacity PTO and hydraulic implements, mixed use with multiple PTO and hydraulic implements, demanding loader and draft work on larger operations. The suitability sub-scores allow an objective comparison of performance across farm sizes and use types. Its power (240 HP) and hydraulic capacity suit large acreage and intensive fieldwork. Loader work rates 91/100; fuel efficiency index is 65/100. Maintenance is classified as Moderate: Powershift or similar transmission; standard dealer servicing recommended with moderate complexity and cost. Operating cost tier is Low: Good fuel efficiency, strong value tier, and low maintenance complexity keep operating costs down. Versatility (85/100) reflects PTO and hydraulic options; cost tier (100/100) reflects value for money. It stands out in: large farm, loader work, versatility, value. It has relative limitations in: small farm. Overall, it offers a balanced profile for its class. The TractorSuitabilityâ„¢ Engine uses manufacturer technical data only to compute these indices in an objective, reproducible way. We recommend comparing these scores with your specific acreage, crop type, and implement needs before deciding.
Real-world performance & ownership
Highlights
- High HP supports big balers, heavy tillage, and large acreage.
- CVT transmission allows seamless speed adjustment and can improve fuel use.
- Operating weight around 10 t supports traction and ballast for heavy implements.
- Rated PTO output of 204 HP supports mowers, hay tools, and other driven implements.
- Versatility index supports a wide range of tasks and attachments.
- Estimated used price range: $69,552–$208,656 USD.
Trade-offs
- Loader suitability scores modestly; check front axle capacity and loader compatibility for heavy material work.
Best for
- Maximum productivity fieldwork
- Large balers and tillage
- Big-acreage and contractor use
- Mixed tasks and attachment use
Not ideal for
- Heavy, continuous loader work
- Light-duty or compact-property-only use
Case IH Magnum 240 — Pros and Cons
Pros
- High HP supports big balers, heavy tillage, and large acreage.
- CVT transmission allows seamless speed adjustment and can improve fuel use.
- Operating weight around 10 t supports traction and ballast for heavy implements.
- Rated PTO output of 204 HP supports mowers, hay tools, and other driven implements.
- Versatility index supports a wide range of tasks and attachments.
- Estimated used price range: $69,552–$208,656 USD.
Cons
- Loader suitability scores modestly; check front axle capacity and loader compatibility for heavy material work.
Used market insights
Estimated used price
$129,600 – $237,600 USD
Low confidence
Estimate only. Actual prices vary by condition, hours, and region.
Buyer checklist
- Check engine and PTO hours; service history matters for long-term reliability.
- Confirm PTO speed (540/1000) and HP match your mowers, balers, or other implements.
- Inspect hydraulics and three-point hitch condition; repair costs can be high.
For used Case IH Magnum 240, hours and service history matter. Confirm PTO and hydraulic operation, tire condition, and that implements match your HP and category.
Find Used Listings (International)
Main Features
- ✓FPT Cursor 9 6-cylinder engine
- ✓18-speed transmission
- ✓High-performance hydraulic system
- ✓AFS Pro 700 cab
Technical Specifications
What this means: Cylinder count and displacement affect smoothness and repair complexity; compare to similar models in the same HP band.
Engine
- Cylinders
- 6
- Displacement
- 8.7 L (530.9 ci)
- Maximum Power (Gross)
- 240 HP (179 kW)
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
- Cooling
- Liquid
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a used Case IH Magnum 240 cost?
Used Case IH Magnum 240 tractors are often listed in the range of $129,600–$237,600 USD (low confidence). Actual prices depend on hours, condition, and region.
Does the Case IH Magnum 240 have a PTO?
Yes. The Case IH Magnum 240 has a rear PTO rated at 225 HP at 540 rpm.
What is the horsepower of the Case IH Magnum 240?
The Case IH Magnum 240 is rated at 240 HP (gross) (179 kW).
Is the Case IH Magnum 240 good for loader work?
TractorFit scores rate this model as well suited for loader work (91/100). Check front axle capacity and loader compatibility for your intended use.
What is the Case IH Magnum 240 best used for?
As a farm tractor, the Case IH Magnum 240 is suited to fieldwork, PTO-driven implements, hay work, and general estate or small-farm tasks.
What type of transmission does the Case IH Magnum 240 have?
The Case IH Magnum 240 uses a powershift transmission (18-speed).
What should I check when buying a used Case IH Magnum 240?
Verify hours, condition, service history, PTO operation, hydraulics, and tire wear. Confirm weight and dimensions if you need to transport or match implements.
Conclusion
With 240 HP, the Case IH Magnum 240 is a solid choice for operators who need Maximum productivity fieldwork, Large balers and tillage, Big-acreage and contractor use. Verify current pricing with your local dealer and weigh it against the alternatives listed on this page. Use our comparison tool to stack the Magnum 240 against other tractors in the same HP range before making a final decision.