Case 330B Articulated Dump Trucks

Case 330B

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General overview

Case 330B is a Dump Truck designed for hauling loose material in construction and earthmoving work. Produced in the United States from 2010 to 2016, it uses a Case Family IV six-cylinder engine with 245 kW (334 hp) net power and Tier III certified emissions. The engine has 10.3 L (629 cu in) displacement, and the model's dump body capacity is 17.6 m³ (23 cu yd).

A powershift transmission and travel speed of 29 km/h (18 mph) support load-and-carry operation on job sites. The machine has an operating weight of 22,570 kg (49,760 lb), a struck body capacity of 13.7 m³ (17.9 cu yd), and a maximum dump angle of 68°. Hydraulic raise and power-down times are both 13 sec.

Year

2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

2,960 mm

~116.5 in

3,650 mm

~143.7 in

10,030 mm

~394.9 in

22,570 kg

~49,758.4 lb

Engine Power

300 hp

Rated Payload

22.57 t

Body Capacities

17.6 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier III certified

Displacement

628.54 cu(in)

Transmission type

Powershift

Hydraulic system type

Number of Cylinders

6

Battery Voltage

24V

Tires

23.5 R 25

Engine Model

Case Family IV

Power - Net

334 hp

Net Power (ISO 9249)

334 hp

Travel Speeds

28.98 km/h

Alternator Rating

70 amp

Ground Clearance

0.47 m

Ground Clearance (front axle)

Dump Body Struck

13.7 cu(m)

Dump Body - Heaped at 2:1

17.6 cu(m)

Dump Body Maximum Dump Angle

68 deg

Hydraulic system - Power Down

13 sec

Hydraulic system - Raise Time

13 sec

Operating Weights - Front Equipment

12,000 kg

Operating Weights - Middle Equipment

Operating Weights - Rear Equipment

10,570 kg

Operating Weights - Total

22,570 kg

Width With Mirrors in Operating Position

2.96 m

Tread Width

2.36 m

Width Over Tires

2.96 m

Width Over Fenders

2.96 m

Dump Body Height, Dump Position

6.31 m

Dump Body Side Rail Height

2.92 m

Dump Body Dump Lip Height, Transport Position

2.47 m

Dump Body Ground Clearance, Dump Position

1 m

Approach Angle

23 deg

Maximum Dump Angle

68 deg

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Case 330B Articulated Dump Truck

22.57 t

22570 kg

10030 mm × 2960 mm × 3650 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Case 330B. Check current listings and compare the machine’s condition, location, and configuration.

Listed strengths include a 22.57 t rated payload, 17.6 m³ (23.02 cu yd) heaped body capacity, 68° maximum dump angle, and Powershift transmission. It also has 249.1 kW (334 hp) net power.

The 330B uses a Case Family IV engine. It has 6 cylinders, 628.5 cu in displacement, and a Tier III certified emission standard level.

The listed engine power is 223.7 kW (300 hp). Net power, including Net Power (ISO 9249), is listed as 249.1 kW (334 hp).

The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the Case 330B.

The supplied data does not identify specific job applications. Its listed 22.57 t rated payload and 17.6 m³ (23.02 cu yd) heaped body capacity are relevant specifications when evaluating material-hauling work.

No expected service-life figure is supplied for the 330B. For a used machine, assess maintenance records, operating condition, hydraulic operation, transmission performance, tires, and dump-body condition.

Check maintenance records, overall operating condition, tire condition, Powershift transmission operation, hydraulic raise and power-down operation, dump body wear, and signs of damage or leaks. Confirm the rated payload and body capacity match the intended work.