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CASE Construction Equipment Compact Track Loaders

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CASE TR270B Compact Track Loader

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CASE TR270B Compact Track Loader

CASE TR270B Compact Track Loader

TR270B Tier 4 Final — official North American specification sheet · United States / North American reference

Height to bucket hinge pin
10 ft 5.1 in3.18 m
Dump reach at maximum height — low profile bucket
2 ft 1.6 in0.65 m
Dump height — low profile bucket
8 ft 2 in2.49 m
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CASE TR310B Compact Track Loader

CASE TR310B Compact Track Loader

TR310B Tier 4 Final — official North American specification sheet · United States / North American reference

Height to bucket hinge pin
10 ft 5.1 in3.18 m
Dump height — low profile bucket
8 ft 2 in2.49 m
Gross horsepower — SAE J1349
74 hp55 kW
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CASE TR340B Compact Track Loader

CASE TR340B Compact Track Loader

TR340B Tier 4 Final — official North American specification sheet · United States / North American reference

Height to bucket hinge pin
10 ft 6.7 in3.22 m
Dump reach at maximum height — heavy-duty bucket
2 ft 0.7 in0.63 m
Dump height — foundry/excavating bucket
8 ft 6.2 in2.59 m
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CASE TV370B Compact Track Loader

CASE TV370B Compact Track Loader

TV370B Tier 4 Final — official North American specification sheet · United States / North American reference

Height to bucket hinge pin
10 ft 11.1 in3.33 m
Dump reach at maximum height — low profile extended bucket
3 ft 4.5 in1.03 m
Ground clearance — bottom of belly pan
9.6 in0.24 m
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CASE TV450B Compact Track Loader

CASE TV450B Compact Track Loader

TV450B Tier 4 Final — official North American specification sheet · United States / North American reference

Height to bucket hinge pin
10 ft 11.6 in3.34 m
Dump reach at maximum height — low profile extended bucket
2 ft 11.1 in0.89 m
Dump height — heavy-duty bucket
8 ft 5.1 in2.57 m
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CASE TV620B Compact Track Loader

CASE TV620B Compact Track Loader

TV620B Tier 4 Final — official North American specification sheet · United States / North American reference

Height to bucket hinge pin
11 ft 8.2 in3.56 m
Dump reach at maximum height — heavy-duty bucket
3 ft 3 in0.99 m
Dump height — heavy-duty bucket
9 ft 1 in2.77 m
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Choosing compact track loaders for the job

Track systems improve flotation but add undercarriage cost. Evaluate surface conditions, travel distance, debris exposure and attachment demand before choosing tracks over tires.

Machine types and configurations

  • Small-frame
  • Mid-frame
  • Large-frame
  • Radial-lift
  • Vertical-lift
  • High-flow forestry packages

Specifications that matter

SpecificationWhy it matters
Rated operating capacityMust be read with the applicable configuration, stability limits and duty.
Tipping loadMust be read with the applicable configuration, stability limits and duty.
Ground pressureCompare the serial-specific configuration and intended work, not the label alone.
Auxiliary flowDetermines powered-attachment capability and circuit requirements.
Track widthAffects traction, flotation, wear cost, width and transport.
Operating weightDefines machine class, transport exposure and stability context.
Lift heightShows whether the configured machine fits the required work envelope.

Before buying used

  • Inspect tracks, sprockets, rollers and idlers as a system
  • Check final drives for leakage and noise
  • Test high-flow hydraulics and cooling under load when equipped
Ownership costs to consider

Cost drivers

  • Tracks, rollers, idlers and sprockets
  • Final drives
  • High-flow hydraulics and cooling
  • Loader linkage and coupler
Plan your transport

Transport checklist

  • Use actual weight with guarding and tool
  • Measure widest track or guard point
  • Remove debris before loading
  • Confirm ramp traction and loading angle