Landscaping

CTLs and skid steers are often a landscaper's first and biggest investment - how can contractors optimize the settings, attachments and growth of the machine to get the most out of that critical investment? George MacIntyre and Richie Snyder discuss everything from automated settings that help reduce fuel use and engine hours, to attachments that open up new business opportunities and expand the profitability of that machine.

CASE launches the B Series compact track loaders and skid steers — featuring an operator interface, simple and intuitive controls, industry-leading visibility, powerful breakout forces and attachment versatility ideal for any jobsite.

A comprehensive overview of the CASE B Series CTLs and Skid Steers, including an operator interface, an 8-inch LCD multi-function display with integrated split-screen backup camera, simple electro-hydraulic controls and improved comfort/ergonomics.

Creep Speed, now available on CASE skid steers and compact track loaders, allows operators to independently set drive and attachment speed to more effectively dial in the performance of hydraulic attachments. For more information, visit CaseCE.com/B Series.

CASE B Series CTLs and Skid Steers feature industry-leading visibility, including large front and side windows, a standard cab-wide rearview mirror and a backup camera operable in both forward and reverse.

CASE B Series CTLs and Skid Steers feature an operator interface and experience, including simple electro-hydraulic controls and an 8-inch LCD multi-function display that gives operators more customized control and insight into total machine operation.

CASE B Series skid steers and compact track loaders are now easier to dial in than ever, with simple electro-hydraulic controls that can either control general machine speed and responsiveness, or can dial in the speed of specific actions and movements to meet operator preference.

CASE B Series CTLs and Skid Steers feature engine shutdown, ignition timeout and engine protection features that extend the life and performance of the engine, battery and other critical systems.

With an operating weight of 6,020-pounds and a 24.8 horsepower Tier 4 Final engine, the CX30C boasts a bucket digging force of 4,520 pounds. This offering expands the CASE mini excavator lineup to its broadest range of sizes ever, and provides a more comprehensive and feature-driven compact excavator solution to the landscaping, construction, utility and rental markets.