CASE CX470C CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

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OEM
CASE
Model
CX470C
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
CRAWLER EXCAVATORS

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Technical Description

The CASE CX470C excavator is a heavy-duty machine optimized for high performance and versatility in demanding construction and excavation tasks. It is powered by a turbocharged Isuzu AL-6UZ1X engine delivering a gross power of 362.1 hp (270 kW) with a net power output of 328.6 hp (245 kW) at 2000 rpm and a maximum torque of 1058.5 lb-ft at 1500 rpm. The engine features Tier 4 Interim certification and supports ultra low-sulfur diesel fuel with biodiesel compatibility. The operating weight is approximately 105,381 lbs, providing stability and robust power for heavy digging operations. The excavator offers two boom/stick configurations: Option 1 with a maximum cutting height of 36.6 ft, digging depth of 25.4 ft, loading height of 25.4 ft, and maximum reach along ground of 38.7 ft; Option 2 with slightly reduced dimensions. Its undercarriage includes a track length on the ground of 17.9 ft, track gauge of 9.1 ft, 50 shoes per side with 23.7 in shoe size, and a ground clearance of 1.8 ft. The maximum travel speed is 3.3 mph with a drawbar pull of 76,435 lbs and ground pressure of 11.9 psi. Hydraulically, it boasts a pump flow capacity of 192.4 gpm and hydraulic system fluid capacity of 121.6 gallons, supporting powerful and responsive machine movements. The swing mechanism achieves up to 9 rpm. The cab height is 11.3 ft, width outside tracks 11 ft, and tail swing radius 12.3 ft, balancing operator visibility and maneuverability. Fuel capacity is 171.8 gallons with a 24-volt electrical system and a 50-amp alternator. This combination makes the CASE CX470C a reliable and efficient excavator for large-scale earthmoving and loading applications.

Technical Attributes

Max Reach
36.10 ft
Max Digging Depth
22.6 ft

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