On the Case With Case 4WD Backhoe Loaders
When you're working on tough terrain, you need something that'll not only get the job done but will also keep you from getting stuck. That's where Case 4WD backhoe loaders come in. They're tough, powerful, and have reliable 4WD capabilities. You can find them for sale on eBay
The types of engines that come with Case 4WD backhoe loadersCase backhoes come with a selection of engines with varying power ratings. Their smallest motor puts out 74 horsepower (gross) and an impressive 233 lb.-ft of torque at 1400 rpm. Their highest power backhoe loader comes in at a whopping 110 horsepower and cranks out a gross torque rating of 339 lb.-ft at 1,400 rpm. There are also a couple of engines in the middle that are rated between 90 and 97 horsepower and can muster 334 lb.-ft of gross torque.
Are there features to look for when browsing Case 4X4 backhoe loaders?These are some of the things you want to keep an eye out for when shopping for new or used Case 4X4 backhoe loaders:
- Cab: You can buy Case 4X4 backhoes with fully enclosed cabs. They also come completely open-aired.
- Maximum digging depth: What are your depth requirements? Depending on the model you buy, Case 4X4 backhoes can dig up to and over 15 feet in-depth.
- New parts or refurbished: Used Case 4WD backhoe loaders for sale often come available with new or refurbished parts, such as tires and engine component parts.
- Hours: Make sure to check the backhoe's version of an odometer, which is its clock. The average backhoe under normal use can give you up to 9,000 hours of service. However, when a backhoe is used intensively on a regular basis, it won't last quite as long. Expect only around 6,500 - 7,000 hours from it.
- Condition: You will see some wear on the used models for sale; however, you can get an affordable used backhoe at a reasonable price.
These are a few of the great features you can find with Case 4X4 backhoes for sale:
- AC and heat: Case 4WD backhoes with fully enclosed cabs sometimes come with AC and heating.
- Self-leveling: Self-leveling is a feature that automatically maintains the backhoe bucket level with the ground when lifting or lowering it. Some of the self-leveling features only keep the bucket level when raising it up but allow it to tilt when being lowered.
- Extendahoe: The extendahoe takes a backhoe and extends its reach significantly, preventing you from having to acquire a different machine to get the job done.