Case backhoe loaders are highly popular worldwide - their lay joint claim to inventing the category in 1957 (alongside their greatest competitor in this market, JCB). Already in 2005, Case had made more than half a million backhoe loaders. Models from 2012 met the Tier 4 emission standards and the range extended in 2016 to include “In-Line cylinders” backhoe and “Straight-Loader arm” options. The latest model - the SV Series is Stage V compliant and also introduced a brand new, wider cab with new interiors and console designs. All three models in the SV range use the same 3.6 litre FPT engine - the 580SV rated at 112hp with the 590SV and 695SV both rated at 119hp.... More Details...>
Case launched the replacement for the B Series mini-diggers in 2016 with their new CX-C range. Case are not significant players in the UK mini-excavator market, but there are always a number of used Case mini-excavators for sale advertised here. The current range of Case mini-diggers starts with the 1,770kg CX17C with a digging depth of 2350mm and extends to the CX60C at 5,980kg with a digging depth of 3990mm.... More Details...>
Case has been making skid steer loaders since as far back as 1969 with their 1530 uni-loader and has been selling the skid steers in wheel and tracked versions worldwide since. check out post-2011 model years, as this was when Case launched a brand new range of compact track loaders and skidsteers. Later in 2015 the Tier 4 Final (EU Stage IIIB) models were launched. 2017 saw the introduction of an upgraded engine on the 90hp models using SCR only (no EGR) - this coincided with Case making their 300,000th skid steer. The current B Series range was launched in 2020 with a stage V emission upgrade in 2021. there are twelve models in the range. Check out the model numbers carefully as there are SRO and SV models - SR denotes radial lift and SV denotes vertical - Read on below for an...... More Details...>
The latest range of Case tracked dozers is the M Series that replaced the L Series. There are not hundreds of Case tracked dozers for sale in the UK compared to the larger numbers of CAT or Komatsu dozers, but there should always be a selection of used Case tracked dozers for sale on these pages.... More Details...>
Case crawler excavators have been around since the early 1990s when Case tied up with Japan's Sumitomo who manufactured a range from 7 to 80 tonnes. The turn of the century saw the CX range launched - the B-Series (note the 'B' at the end of the model numbering) came in 2007 with the CX-C Series arriving in 2013. Just two years later saw Case launch the Tier 4 Final D-Series crawler excavators with Stage V reached across the CX85D, CX90D and CX350D and above models. Check out the reduced radius models for working in urban environments - these are available from 14.5 to 25.8 tonnes. these are denoted by an 'SR' after the model numbering. Current models are the CX145D SR and the CX245D SR... More Details...>
Case market the WX-Series of wheeled excavators ranging from the 99hp, 10 tonne WX95 to the 173hp 23,100kg WX240. Wheeled excavators is a small category which means that there is never a great choice for any brand in the UK market. If you are looking for a used Case wheeled excavator and you find one for sale on these pages - go and buy it!... More Details...>
Case has been manufacturing wheel loaders for a long time - since 1958, in fact. Case manufactures two ranges of wheel loader - a compact and full size version. The current F-Series compact Case wheeled loaders range from 1.6 to 205 tonnes fork payload, whilst the heavier, current range G-Series loading shovel have tipping loads from 6340kg to a whopping 20,570kg. Looking at the compact range, 1992 saw an expansion of the range with the 21B, 121B, 221B and 321B models. Tier 3 (EUIIIA) versions of the E-Series wheel loader hit the market in 2005 - the same time that the high speed travel option was introduced. 2014 brought the Tier 4 Final versions of the compact wheel loaders and in 2020 Case launched the Stage V compliant F-Series compact wheel loaders.... More Details...>
