Available in Bowman, North Dakota, this 2017 Case IH Magnum 340 RowTrac for sale is a high-horsepower row-crop tractor with approximately 4,300 hours, rear RowTrac configuration, AFS precision equipment, and substantial recent investment in wear and hydraulic components. The asking price has now been reduced for a second time—from the original $160,000 to $149,900 and now to $147,500—as the seller continues working toward getting the tractor sold.

Just as importantly, the price reduction has not come at the expense of maintenance. The seller reports recently spending more than $4,500 replacing every hydraulic coupler on the tractor and approximately $4,000 on new tires. That represents roughly $8,500 in very recent seller-reported investment before accounting for the latest reduction in asking price.

With approximately 4,300 hours, an AFS Pro 700 display, NAV II guidance controller, 372 OmniSTAR receiver, 1,000 RPM PTO, four reported rear remotes, heated leather seat, automatic climate control, LED lighting, and the flotation and traction benefits of the RowTrac platform, this Magnum deserves consideration from producers needing serious horsepower for planting, seeding, grain-cart work, air-drill applications, transport, and other large-acreage farming operations.

Price Reduced Again — Now $147,500

The pricing history is an important part of this tractor's current value proposition.

• Original asking price: $160,000
• First reduction: $149,900
• Current asking price: $147,500
• Total reduction from original asking price: $12,500
• Seller reports more than $4,500 recently invested in replacing all hydraulic couplers
• Seller reports approximately $4,000 recently invested in new tires
• Approximately $8,500 in combined recent hydraulic-coupler and tire investment

This is therefore more than a simple price-drop listing. The seller has continued putting money into the tractor while also lowering the asking price.

For a buyer comparing used high-horsepower tractors, those recent expenditures are worth considering because hydraulic connections and tires can represent meaningful ownership costs. Buyers should independently inspect the tractor and verify the completed work, but the seller reports that these items were addressed very recently.

The seller remains motivated to move the tractor and serious inquiries are encouraged.

Built for Demanding Farm Operations

The Magnum 340 belongs to Case IH's high-horsepower row-crop tractor family and was designed for operations requiring substantial power without moving into a larger articulated tractor platform.

This tractor has reportedly spent much of its working life pulling an air drill and grain cart. That use history makes it especially relevant to buyers searching for additional horsepower for similar jobs.

Potential applications include:

• Air-drill operation
• Grain-cart work
• Large seeding equipment
• Planters
• Row-crop applications
• Fertilizer equipment
• Hydraulic-driven implements
• PTO-powered equipment
• Farm transport
• Large-acreage support work

The seller reports approximately 4,300 operating hours.

RowTrac Traction and Flotation

The rear RowTrac system is one of the primary features separating this tractor from a conventional wheeled Magnum.

Instead of relying exclusively on rear tires, the tractor uses rear tracks combined with front-wheel steering. The configuration is intended to increase the machine's ground contact and flotation while maintaining the steering characteristics of a row-crop tractor.

For farms dealing with varying soil conditions, demanding pulling applications, or concerns about ground pressure, this configuration may provide meaningful benefits.

The RowTrac platform is particularly attractive for:

• Increased flotation
• Improved traction
• Reduced ground pressure compared with many conventional tire configurations
• Seeding applications
• Grain-cart operations
• Row-crop work
• Uneven field conditions
• Operations requiring substantial horsepower without moving to a fully articulated tractor

Buyers should inspect the tracks, drive components, rollers, and undercarriage to determine their present condition and remaining service life.

More Than $4,500 Recently Spent on Hydraulic Couplers

One of the most important recent updates involves the hydraulic system.

The seller reports that every hydraulic coupler was recently replaced, with the work totaling more than $4,500.

For a tractor expected to operate air drills, planters, carts, and other hydraulically operated equipment, the condition of the rear hydraulic connection system matters. Addressing these components before the sale represents a significant recent investment by the current owner.

Buyers should verify the work during inspection and may request any available supporting documentation from the seller.

Approximately $4,000 Invested in New Tires

The tractor has also received new tires very recently, with the seller reporting approximately $4,000 invested.

Combined with the hydraulic-coupler replacement, the seller reports roughly $8,500 in recent expenditures on these two areas alone.

This recent investment is particularly noteworthy considering that the asking price has simultaneously been reduced from $160,000 all the way to $147,500.

Precision Farming Equipment Included

This Magnum 340 RowTrac is being offered with a useful Case IH precision-ag package.

Seller-provided equipment includes:

• AFS Pro 700 display
• NAV II guidance controller
• 372 OmniSTAR receiver

Having these components with the tractor gives the next operator a foundation for precision farming applications without beginning with an entirely bare tractor.

Potential uses include:

• Guidance
• Seeding
• Planting
• Mapping
• Reduced overlap
• Field navigation
• Precision-ag applications

Buyers should verify current activations, correction-signal compatibility, subscriptions, software, receiver functionality, and guidance operation because those items can vary independently from the physical hardware.

Hydraulic Capability

The seller reports four rear hydraulic remotes, along with fingertip hydraulic controls.

This makes the tractor suitable for consideration with implements requiring multiple hydraulic functions.

Because exact hydraulic pump configuration can vary with equipment options, buyers should verify the specific pump capacity and hydraulic configuration on this tractor from its serial number or build information.

What can be stated with confidence is that the tractor has recently received substantial work at the connection points, with the seller reporting replacement of every hydraulic coupler at a cost exceeding $4,500.

Cab and Operator Environment

A high-horsepower tractor can accumulate long operating days during planting, seeding, and harvest, making operator comfort an important consideration.

Reported features on this machine include:

• Heated leather operator seat
• Automatic climate control
• AFS Pro 700 display
• Joystick-style controls
• Fingertip hydraulic controls
• 360-degree lighting package
• Enclosed cab
• Broad operator visibility

The combination of precision equipment and cab features makes the tractor suitable for long field days where visibility, control access, and operator comfort matter.

1,000 RPM PTO and Farm Versatility

The tractor is reported with a 1,000 RPM PTO, allowing it to accommodate appropriate PTO-driven farm equipment in addition to the drawbar and hydraulic applications associated with this horsepower class.

The machine can therefore be considered for more than one specialized task. Depending on the buyer's operation and the tractor's final verified configuration, it may serve as a primary field tractor, planting or seeding tractor, grain-cart tractor, or supplemental high-horsepower unit.

Reported Maintenance and Storage

The seller reports that the tractor has been properly maintained and kept shedded when not in use.

Its reported primary applications have been air-drill and grain-cart work.

Most recently, the owner has continued putting money into the tractor instead of simply discounting it and passing known wear items to the next buyer. The reported replacement of all hydraulic couplers and approximately $4,000 tire purchase are significant examples.

As with any used high-horsepower tractor, prospective buyers should perform an independent inspection and verify service history, hydraulic performance, transmission operation, track condition, PTO operation, guidance equipment, fluids, and other components that are important to their intended application.

Stronger Value After Two Price Reductions

The combination of the current asking price and recent investment is one of the strongest reasons to take another look at this tractor.

The seller originally wanted $160,000.

The tractor was then reduced to $149,900.

It has now been reduced again to $147,500.

Meanwhile, the seller reports investing more than $4,500 in hydraulic couplers and approximately $4,000 in new tires very recently.

That gives buyers a tractor with substantial recent spending behind it while the acquisition price has moved in the opposite direction.

For producers who have been watching the used high-horsepower tractor market and need a RowTrac machine with precision technology, approximately 4,300 hours, and documented seller-reported recent improvements, this price adjustment creates another reason to consider the tractor.

Buyer Information

This 2017 Case IH Magnum 340 RowTrac is located in Bowman, North Dakota, and is now priced at $147,500.

Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this tractor on behalf of the seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party.

Financing assistance may be available to qualified buyers through independent financing providers. Approval, rates, terms, and conditions are determined by the financing provider.

Nationwide transportation assistance may also be available through independent shipping providers. Transportation costs will depend on dimensions, weight, pickup location, destination, permits, and the final transport configuration.

Serious buyers are encouraged to contact Trustworthy Equipment LLC for current availability, additional information, inspection coordination, or assistance with the next step.