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Case IH Skid Steer Loader

9 models in this series

The Case IH Skid Steer Loader series from Case IH comprises 9 models. Rated output ranges from 49.5 to 91.2 hp.

Case IH Skid Steer Loader – the SR and SV compact loaders from SR130 to SV340: radial and vertical lift, 34.2 to 62.6 kW, unladen weights of 2.3 to 4.14 tonnes

Case IH is the agricultural-equipment arm of the CNH group; in the SpecCodex register these compact loaders appear under the Case IH brand name, though technically the range comes from the Case Construction line-up. The type codes follow Case's usual logic: SR denotes radial-lift skid steers (Skid Steer Radial), SV the vertical-lift version (Skid Steer Vertical), and the following number roughly indicates the power class. This page brings together nine types from SR130 to SV340.

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The register lists here 9 versions with outputs from 34.2 to 62.6 kW, displacements from 2,215.5 to 3,392.1 cm³ and unladen weights from 2,300 to 4,136 kg; the engines on record are FPT units of the F5 range alongside four-cylinders of the ISM N844 family.

Compact loaders of this class are all-purpose machines for yard work, landscaping and smaller earthworks; the quick-attach plate takes buckets, forks, sweepers and mills. Radial-lift models lift in a flatter arc and suit work at ground level, vertical-lift models lift closer to vertical and reach greater dump heights when tipping over a wall.

On a used purchase, the condition of the lift-arm bushings, the tightness of the hydraulic cylinders and hoses, drive chains or wheel hubs depending on the version, the cab latch and restraint systems, and engine and radiator condition all count; parts run through the CNH dealer network of Case IH and Case Construction.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Case IH Skid Steer Loader, Case IH (CNH, Hersteller)

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