Case 321F Wheel Loaders

Case 321F

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General overview

Case 321F is a wheel loader for material handling, loading, and general jobsite work in construction environments. It is powered by an F5HFL463A 4-cylinder engine with 54 kW (74 hp) and is rated to Stage V emissions standards. With an operating weight of 6,034 kg (13,300 lb), it fits a compact-to-mid-size loader class.

The model is equipped with a 1 m³ (1.3 cu yd) bucket capacity and a maximum dump height of 2,690 mm (8 ft 10 in). Its wheelbase measures 2,225 mm (7 ft 4 in), and turning radius over bucket is 3,987 mm (13 ft 1 in), supporting maneuvering in tighter work areas. Additional dimensions include a maximum reach of 1,445 mm (4 ft 9 in) and a width over bucket of 2,100 mm (6 ft 11 in).

Manufacturer
Year

2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

1,860 mm

~73.2 in

3,805 mm

~149.8 in

5,952 mm

~234.3 in

6,034 kg

~13,302.7 lb

Engine Power

74 hp

Operating Weight

6,034 kg

Bucket Capacity

1 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Stage V

Displacement

207 cu(in)

Fuel tank

86 L

Hydraulic system type

Cooling system

13 L

Wheelbase

2,225 mm

Number of Cylinders

4

Battery Voltage

12 V

System Relief Pressure

25,000.4 kPa

Engine Model

F5HFL,463A

Battery Capacity

900 CCA

Engine Oil

7 L

Hydraulic System - Including Tank

53 L

Maximum Reach at Ground Level

983 mm

Power - Net

74 hp

Net Power (ISO 9249)

74 hp

3rd Auxiliary Flow

85 L/min

Travel Speeds

20 psi

Overall Length - With Bucket

5,952 mm

Reach at Maximum Dump Height

614 mm

Dig Depth

84 mm

Maximum Dump Height

2,690 mm

Hinge Pin at Maximum Height

3,395 mm

Departure Angle

32 deg

Overall Length - With Forks

5,684 mm

Maximum Reach

1,445 mm

Fork Height at Maximum Reach

1,395 mm

Maximum Fork Height

3,183 mm

Turning Radius - Over Bucket

3,987 mm

Width - Over Bucket

2,100 mm

Steering Angle

40 deg

Cab Height

2,680 mm

Ground Clearance

493 mm

Rated Operating Capacity

1,860 kg

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Case 321F Wheel Loader

1 cu(m)

6034 kg

5952 mm × 1860 mm × 3805 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Case 321F. Check current listings and compare the machine’s condition, location, and configuration.

The supplied specifications show a 1 m³ (1.31 cu yd) bucket capacity, 55.2 kW (74 hp) net power, a 40° steering angle, and compact listed dimensions. These features may be useful when comparing machine capacity, maneuverability, and site access.

The Case 321F uses an F5HFL463A engine. The supplied specifications list 4 cylinders, 207 cu in displacement, and Stage V emissions compliance.

The 321F has 55.2 kW (74 hp) of net power, including the listed Net Power (ISO 9249) rating.

The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type for the Case 321F. It lists an 86 L (22.7 US gal) fuel tank but does not specify the fuel.

The supplied specifications do not identify specific job applications for this Wheel Loaders. Buyers can assess suitability using its 1 m³ (1.31 cu yd) bucket capacity, 55.2 kW (74 hp) net power, operating weight, dimensions, and available hydraulic flow.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 321F. For a used machine, inspect service records, operating hours, engine condition, hydraulics, articulation, tires, bucket, and signs of leaks or structural damage.

Check maintenance records, operating hours, engine starting and operation, hydraulic functions, articulation and steering, brakes, tires, bucket wear, pins and bushings, leaks, and structural damage. Test the machine through its lifting, dumping, and travel functions where possible.