2003-2007 CASE 121F WHEEL LOADER

CASE 121F 2003-2007 CASE 121F WHEEL LOADER equipment image

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OEM
CASE
Model
121F
Year of Manufacture
2003-2007
Category
WHEEL LOADERS

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Technical Description

The CASE 121F is a compact wheel loader equipped with a Tier 4 Final certified FPT F5H FL463 C F001 diesel engine delivering 60 hp (45 kW) net power and 261 Nm (193 lb-ft) torque at 1400 rpm. Its hydrostatic transmission and 4-wheel drive with open front and rear axles provide smooth power delivery and maneuverability. The loader features a Z-bar linkage enhancing breakout force of approximately 8,970 lbs (4,068 kg) and a heaped bucket capacity of 1.1 cubic yards (1 m³). At full lift, the hinge pin height is 10.5 ft (3 m) with a dump clearance of 3.4 ft (1 m), supporting efficient material handling. The machine’s dimensions include an overall length of 18.6 ft (5 m) with bucket on the ground, a wheelbase of 6.9 ft (2 m), width over tires of 5.8 ft (2 m), and a cab height of 8.1 ft (2 m). Ground clearance is 1.5 ft (0 m), and the angle of departure is 28°. Its operating weight is approximately 11,618 lbs (5,270 kg), with a fuel capacity of 22.8 gallons (83 liters). The hydraulics system includes a gear pump with a flow capacity of 17.7 gpm (64 l/min) at 3,626 psi pressure, controlled via a joystick with proportional loader control and hydraulic remote control. Features such as a 20-degree oscillating rear axle enhance operator comfort and load control, while an optional limited-slip differential ensures traction on rough terrain. The 121F offers operator amenities like a fully adjustable suspension seat, cab heater, and control lockout, promoting productivity and ease of use on construction sites.

Technical Attributes

Engine Power
60 HP
Static Tipping Weight
27,615.20
Max Dump Height
7.90 ft
Max Bucket Capacity
1.10 yd³
Max Breakout Force
8970 lb-ft

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