CASE CX160 CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

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- CASE
- Model
- CX160
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- CRAWLER EXCAVATORS
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The CASE CX160 excavator is a 16-ton hydraulic excavator designed for versatile construction and excavation tasks. It features a turbocharged and aftercooled 4TA-390 engine with a displacement of 239 cubic inches, delivering a net power of 106 hp (79 kW) at 2200 rpm and maximum torque of 325 lb-ft at 1450 rpm. Operating weight is approximately 36,226 lbs, with a fuel capacity of 66 gallons and hydraulic fluid capacity of 39.1 gallons. The hydraulic system provides a pump flow capacity of 36.5 gpm and operates at a relief valve pressure of 34,577 psi, supporting efficient operation of the boom, stick, and bucket functions. The excavator has two boom/stick configurations. Option 1 offers a maximum cutting height of 31.5 ft, maximum digging depth of 21.2 ft, and a maximum reach along the ground of 30.6 ft. Option 2 has slightly reduced dimensions, with a max cutting height of 30.6 ft and digging depth of 20.1 ft. The bucket capacities range from 0.5 to 1 cubic yard, with a reference bucket size of 0.8 cu yd, suitable for diverse material handling requirements. The CX160 has a compact transport height of about 10.2 ft and transport length near 27.7 ft for ease of shipping. The undercarriage includes tracks with 42 shoes per side and a shoe width of 23.7 inches, providing ground pressure at 6 psi and a maximum travel speed of 3.7 mph. The swing speed is 11.4 rpm, and tail swing radius is 7.9 ft, enabling good maneuverability on narrow sites. The cab stands 9.7 ft high and offers ergonomic operator comfort with various storage options. Overall, the CASE CX160 is a robust excavator engineered for productivity and adaptability in medium-duty excavation, loading, and material handling tasks.
Technical Attributes
- Max Reach
- 29.50 ft
- Max Digging Depth
- 20.1 ft
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