The new Case CX17B is the company’s replacement for its model CX14. The new model has 15.15 net horsepower (a 30-percent boost compared with its predecessor’s horsepower). Enhanced specifications for the new model include a 40-percent improvement in swing speed (now 8.6 rpm), 19-percent more bucket force (now 3,417 pounds), 16 percent more arm force (now 2,248 pounds) and a 10-percent gain in over-the-side lift capacity (now 1,380 pounds capacity).
The Case CX17B is the company’s replacement for its model CX14. The new model has 15.15 net horsepower (a 30-percent boost compared with its predecessor’s horsepower). Enhanced specifications for the new model include a 40-percent improvement in swing speed (now 8.6 rpm), 19-percent more bucket force (now 3,417 pounds), 16 percent more arm force (now 2,248 pounds) and a 10-percent gain in over-the-side lift capacity (now 1,380 pounds capacity). The CX17B also features a retractable undercarriage, allowing the machine to pass through a 39-inch opening, and boom that is nearly 6 inches longer than that of its predecessor, resulting in a larger working envelope. A new three-post ROPS is designed to make access to the operator’s station easier and to enhance visibility.
The new Case CX17B is the company’s replacement for its model CX14. The new model has 15.15 net horsepower (a 30-percent boost compared with its predecessor’s horsepower). Enhanced specifications for the new model include a 40-percent improvement in swing speed (now 8.6 rpm), 19-percent more bucket force (now 3,417 pounds), 16 percent more arm force (now 2,248 pounds) and a 10-percent gain in over-the-side lift capacity (now 1,380 pounds capacity).
