With a tight 44.4 in. wheelbase and a tidy length under 130 in. with excavating bucket, the CASE SR210B might feel like a compact skid steer. But this one muscles through a jobsite like a much bigger machine. With 74 hp, a rated operating capacity of 2,100 lbs. and bucket breakout forces of 7,270 lbs., you can flex some serious strength, all while getting into more confined spaces. It also features maintenance-free Tier 4 Final emissions. And the roomy cab features easy-to-operate joystick controls. So, fire up this concentrated powerhouse. Before you know it, you’re off and running towards payday.

Operations that do a lot of truck loading or pallet stacking will like the lift path of the CASE SV185B. This compact, vertical-lift machine boasts a 1,850 lb. rated operating capacity and 5,500 lb. bucket breakout force that let you put the heavy stuff up where it needs to be. It’s available in electro-hydraulic, mechanical hand, and mechanical hand and foot configurations depending on operator preference. You get a great view of your work area, thanks to a backup camera, large windows and low entry threshold. And with easy access to daily checkpoints, you can get to it and through it.

The CASE SR175B skid steer sports a compact footprint. But look deeper, and you’ll see a ton of productivity packed in. This radial-lift machine features a rated operating capacity of 1,750 lbs. Along with 67 hp, you’re set for medium-duty jobs. The cab has electro-hydraulic controls and four ride control activation speeds to accommodate different tasks. The 8-in. LCD display is a marvel. It displays machine vitals, settings and more. There’s visibility like no other, thanks to large windows and integrated rear camera. And the big cab keeps operators comfy. Yes, we put a lot in this machine because you have a lot to do.

The CASE SR160B is the easiest way to get yourself into the seat of a genuine construction-grade skid steer. It offers a low total cost of ownership, along with dimensions that make it easy to transport. It weighs just 5,645 lbs., goes a hair over 6 ft. in height and fits behind a 60 in. bucket. That means it can get into tight jobsites. The controls are well-positioned and make it a cinch to operate. And the 8-in. LCD display churns out all kinds of machine data, along with access to a rear-view camera view. It’s part of the superior visibility which is tops in the industry. Hop in and see for yourself.