A full range of information is available in the machine data — or instrument – monitor screen, including engine mode, operating temperatures, an a gallons-per-hour fuel economy meter, much like the miles-per-gallon reading found on today’s cars.

The monitor also takes you through 10 attachment presets, with five settings for single-flow attachments such as hammers, and five settings for dual flow attachments, allowing you to quickly change between different types of attachments – and jobs.

“All of our cab changes were based on about 1,000 customer interviews,” O’Brien says. “Between our new rear camera, repositioned mirrors and low house and engine hood, we feel we’ve given users the operational confidence that comes with total 360-degree visibility.”

Cab

• ROPS optional
• Overall cab space increased 7 percent
• Airflow increased 25 percent
• Air conditioning performance increased 8 percent

Serviceability

• 500-hour engine oil change interval
• 5,000-hour hydraulic oil change interval
• 1,000-hour greasing interval
• Gas shock cylinders on service doors and hood.

Visibility

• Rear camera standard
• Optional side cameras
• Optimized mirror placement
• Low house and engine hood for increased visibility

Productivity/Operating costs

• 5 percent faster cycle times than previous models
• Up to 10 percent fuel savings
• Case Intelligent Hydraulic System
• 6 percent more lift capacity

Monitor

• Large, 7-inch LED color screen
• Machine data and camera views
• Fuel consumption-per-hour meter

Attachments

• New line of buckets, couplers and teeth
• Case SmartFit teeth and adaptors decrease change out time to around 15 minutes
• 10 attachment presets for auxiliary hydraulics, five for single-flow attachments and five for dual-flow

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