Inland is proud to be British Columbia‘s exclusive distributor for CASE Midi Excavators.
The CASE C Series midi excavators offer formidable excavation, lifting, and craning capabilities in a compact and transportable design, allowing for increased accessibility in tight job sites. With simple ground-level maintenance, a “no DPF, no regeneration, no fluids” emissions solution, a spacious and well-equipped cab, intuitive controls, and optimal visibility, owning and operating this excavator is a breeze. You can customize your machine by choosing between a conventional or minimum-swing-radius design, rubber or steel tracks, and various boom, hydraulic, and performance options to add a highly versatile excavator to your fleet, ideal for use in between buildings, on roadsides, or near utilities.
CASE Midi Excavator Features
Small Size – Big Benefits
An optimized system produces 9% more hydraulic power and 3% more breakout force than previous generations for even greater digging power and responsiveness.
First-In-Class T4 Final Engine
The CX75C SR and CX80C CASE midi excavators dramatically reduce operating expenses thanks to our unique Tier 4 Final solution – a DOC CEGR (Cooled Exhaust Gas Recirculation) system. This highly efficient setup uses 5% less fuel than previous models.
Outstanding Visibility
With either the mono or center swing boom system (offset optional on CX75C SR), four auxiliary hydraulic control systems, three track options (rubber, rubber insert or steel shoes) and two dipperstick lengths, the CX75C SR and CX80C can be customized for general excavation, sewer and water, residential or commercial construction applications.
Increased Below Grade Depth & Height
The dozer blade has an increased below-grade depth and height, offering more application versatility. A longer blade provides increased stability when working on slopes and allows the machine to climb on higher piles. In addition, the blade curve redesign prevents mud from building up on the blade frame. Both CX75C SR and CX80C have 13,376 lbs of drawbar pull.
Want to learn more about the CASE Midi Excavator lineup? Visit the CASE CE Website.