Case Compact Excavators Summarized — 2017 Spec Guide

A New Line of Compact Machines Offers Precision, Versatility and Operator Comfort

Case Construction Equipment recently introduced six new mini excavators: the CX17C, CX26C, CX33C, CX37C, CX57C and CX60C. This updated offering expands the Case mini excavator lineup to its broadest range of sizes ever and provides a more comprehensive and feature-driven compact excavator solution to the construction, landscaping, utility and rental markets. The CX57C and CX60C offer best-in-class horsepower and provide greater power and performance than any previous Case mini excavators.
Each new model features a variety of standard features designed to improve productivity and performance. Offered in zero tail swing, short-radius or conventional configurations, C Series mini excavators feature an adjustable boom with the ability to offset left or right to work closer to buildings and obstacles. The CX17C features a variable-width undercarriage and adjustable blade capable of passing through most common gates and for working on confined jobsites, close to buildings and in developed areas.

Standard proportional controls provide precision control of all attachments with the ease-of-thumb control, while a standard auxiliary flow diverter valve (CX17C to CX37C) allows the operator to easily switch between single and bi-directional flow for use with a variety of attachments. An easy-to-use pattern selector also comes standard, allowing operators to choose their control pattern preference for optimum productivity.

A standard Auto-Shift travel system provides operator comfort and convenience by securing travel speed and torque as ground conditions change. All C Series mini excavators also feature standard auxiliary hydraulics for easy thumb and attachment setup, as well as standard boom and blade guarding. The CX57C and CX60C come standard with an LCD touchscreen with up-to-the-minute machine performance data and intuitive access to machine settings.

Advice to Buyers

“When choosing a mini excavator there are several factors that an equipment owner should take into consideration,” says Ed Brenton, brand marketing manager, Case Construction Equipment. “One of the key benefits of compact excavators is their mobility, so equipment owners need to understand what it will take to get their machine out onto the job. Maybe look for a unit that can be towed with a pickup truck without the need for a CDL, depending on state regulations.”

Case Construction Equipment
621 State St., Racine, WI 53402
866-542-2736 | casece.com

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