Case Construction Equipment

CASE Construction Equipment recently unveiled the new 836C and 856C, designed to maximize productivity and performance, as a part of their new C Series of motor graders. These new models are compliant with Tier 4 Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) engine technology, which increases fuel efficiency, lowers exhaust temperatures, and eliminates the need for regeneration. The new motor graders also features new horsepower ratings, weights, and feature-driven grading solutions, as well as the ability to choose between All Wheel Drive (AWD) configurations.

CASE is improving several features of its N Series Backhoe Loader line. The new Pilot Control hydraulic system has been introduced to improve precision and smoothness, while giving the operator greater control in critical applications. Additionally, the previously-optional fuel economy package is now standard.

Compact track loaders (CTL)s can offer distinct advantages over their skid steer counterparts with rubber tires—namely lower ground pressure. But this can place you at a disadvantage if the machine is primarily used for snow removal where skid steers with traditional rubber tires can offer specific perks.

CASE Construction Equipment has added the CX30C to its C Series line of mini excavators. With an operating weight of 6,020-pounds and a 24.8 horsepower Tier 4 Final engine, the CX30C boasts a bucket digging force of 4,520 pounds of force. The new machines feature a zero tail swing, short-radius or conventional design, adjustable boom offset for improved maneuverability in congested areas and an auto-shift travel system for operator convenience in varying terrain.

The TV370 compact track loader (CTL) is a new 74-horsepower machine by CASE Construction Equipment that combines a maintenance-free Tier 4 Final solution with the strength and reach of a large-frame CTL. The TV370 provides a 3,700-pound rated operating capacity and a vertical-lift design that makes it ideal for loading trucks, and lifting and placing heavier palletized materials.

Designed to provide ample digging and lifting power in a small footprint, the CX145D SR features a compact counterweight and modified boom placement. This results in a highly maneuverable and powerful excavator that is easy to transport and ideal for restricted jobsite conditions, such as road and bridge work, utilities, urban construction and landscaping applications.

CASE's SiteControl CoPilot allows dozer operators to set a desired slope/grade reference, and automatically holds that slope/grade without the need for lasers, masts or GPS, regardless of underfoot conditions, enabling operators to easily produce a reliable and consistent quality surface.

The new CX750D Excavator is the largest and most powerful machine in the full size excavator line to date. A heftier frame and larger components provide maximum strength for increased capacity and productivity. The CX750D features three different operating modes and a design that makes for safer, simpler use with minimal maintenance.

CASE Construction has unveiled its concept for the perfect meld between the compact and the powerful, the DL450 compact dozer loader - AKA “Project Minotaur”. With more than 30 patents pending, what sets this machine apart is a C-Frame dozer interface that pins directly into the chassis, taking stress of the loader arm, allowing for the smooth operation characteristic of a CTL with the easy transition to a dozer. Meant to serve the needs of contractors of all kinds, from landscapers to residential and commercial contractors, this machine is a great choice for contractors looking to reduce the number of vehicles deployed to a worksite.

The newly improved Case Tier 4 T Series makes utilizing and servicing your backhoe loader much more simple and cost efficient. More choices and greater flexibility are provided via a universal backhoe coupler, new Smart-fit teeth, and a full range of choices for in-line backhoe geometry. All loaders feature a more streamlined design allowing for better visibility and a better optimized layout of serviceable parts.