Tracked mini excavators

December 01, 2007

Case Construction Equipment has introduced the CX17B Compact Excavator, that delivers more power, greater stability, and faster cycle times than the CX14 it replaces. "The CX17B provides customers a compact excavator that is responsive, more productive and easier to service," said Dave Wolf, marketing manager, Case Construction Equipment. "The CX17B has hydraulic retractable tracks that allow the machine to pass through a 39-inch opening, making it an excellent choice for landscaping, utilities, demolition, construction or industrial use—anywhere that involves tight working conditions."

The Case CX17B delivers 15.15 net horsepower (11.3 kW), a 30-percent increase over the CX14. The swing speed of 0–8.6 rpm is increased 40 percent, while bucket force is increased 19 percent at 3,417 lb (1550 kg). Arm force is increased 16 percent to 2,248 lb (1020 kg), and lift capacity over the side is increased by eight to 10 percent to 1,380 lb (620 kg). Along with the power upgrades, cycle times are faster due to a larger-capacity hydraulic pump. In addition, working range is increased by nearly half a foot with a longer boom.

The new three-post ROPS provides exceptionally easy entry and egress and gives the operator a less-interrupted view of the surrounding worksite, making it easy to complete precise digging or attachment operations. Pilot-operated hand controls deliver comfortable, highly responsive functionality. For maximum productivity, a selectable control-pattern changer lets the operator choose their preferred control pattern.

The center-swing boom design provides productive digging around stationary objects or alongside obstacles. A display panel includes readouts on engine oil pressure, water temperature, low-fuel warning, hour meter and more.

https://www.constructionequipment.com/new-case-cx17b-compact-excavator-delivers-power-comfort-entry-level