CASE Enhances N-Series Backhoe Loader Lineup

The N Series Backhoe Loaders have undergone a series of upgrades including enhancements of their hydraulic and electrical systems.


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.

The previously-optional fuel economy package is now standard. This includes ECO mode switches for the loader and backhoe functions, which allow for greater fuel savings and performance. The package also includes the Auto Engine Idle feature, which brings engine RPMs down to idle when the backhoe controls are not used for a set period of time. The engine will also shutdown if the machine idles for a set period of time. Both Auto Engine Idle and Auto Engine Shutdown have adjustable settings to customize the timing to the operators’ preference. The Engine Protection Shutdown feature can turn off the engine if it’s temperature, drivetrain fluid temperature or engine oil pressure go out of normal operating range.

Other enhancements include a battery disconnect switch and jumpstart terminal. The N Series will also boast a new LED light option which includes four front, four rear and two sidelights that are all adjustable to target the task at hand. These LED lights shine brighter than halogen bulbs while drawing less power. In addition, a bolt on chaff screen attaches over the standard front grill, protecting the engine compartment and cooling package from finer airborne debris such as straw chaff, grass clippings, leaves or other fine materials.

Furthermore, an 18-inch front tire offering (bias ply or radial) and heavy duty front axle option are available on the 580N and 580 Super N models that allow for more float and cushion for a smoother ride and greater tractive effort. New bolt-on front fenders help protect the machine and operator from water, mud, dirt and debris while traveling off-road in rough, muddy terrain.

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