These include two new compact wheel loaders, motor graders with enhanced controls and a telescopic small articulated loader.
The new Case 421G compact wheel loader features a hydrostatic drive that enables attachments unavailable to larger machines. The hydraulic system with flow sharing and load sensing capabilities gives operators adjustable hydraulic flow and improves efficiency and overall fuel consumption. A high-flow hydraulic option is also available for crews who want to run special attachments like stump grinders or cold planers. And the hydrostatic transmission features shift-on-fly and auto-shift capabilities for seamless gear transitions and a smoother ride. Operators can continue working safely and more comfortably with the new cab structure of the 421G, which features more glass and seat-mounted controls for better all-around visibility. The cab also includes modern essentials like a customizable colour display with encoder, an in-display rear-view camera and a USB port and phone holder.
To help crews take on jobs with complex site plans more efficiently, Case is upgrading all M Series dozer models with a range of advanced control technologies to enable more precise cuts, fills and grades. Case also enhanced the hydraulic and electrical systems for simplified servicing, uptime and ease of use.
A brand-new Case D Series motor graders is being released. Engineered to make precision road building easier and featuring intuitive electro-hydraulic controls with 3-axis joysticks and an informative 8-inch touchscreen display, these new machines offer a whole new dimension of control for operators who need to meet precise specifications.
In terms of build and performance, the D Series motor graders leverage the same platform and drive system as their C Series counterparts to deliver the same outstanding performance. But a new in-cab layout with a range of improvements like a new keypad control and electronic handle throttle transforms the operator experience, while a new CASE SiteConnect™ modem enables advanced telematics to reduce downtime and service costs. Form more information on the other new and upgraded machines, visit the Case website Source