Case 335B Articulated Dump Trucks

Case 335B

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General overview

Case 335B is a dump truck manufactured by Case in the United States from 2010 to 2016. It is powered by a Case Family IV six-cylinder engine rated at 279 kW (380 hp), with Tier III certified emissions, and is used for hauling and dumping bulk material on construction and earthmoving sites.

With an operating weight of 28,500 kg (62,830 lb), the model pairs a 20 m³ (26.2 cu yd) heaped dump body with a Powershift transmission and travel speeds of 29.5 km/h (18.3 mph). It also lists a maximum dump angle of 70°, ground clearance of 0.54 m (21 in), and raise and power-down times of 11 sec and 13 sec.

Year

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

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,190 mm

~125.6 in

3,800 mm

~149.6 in

10,780 mm

~424.4 in

28,500 kg

~62,831.8 lb

Engine Power

380 hp

Rated Payload

31.5 t

Body Capacities

20 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier III certified

Displacement

787.17 cu(in)

Transmission type

Powershift

Number of Cylinders

6

Battery Voltage

24V

Tires

26.5 R 25

Engine Model

Case Family IV

Power - Net

380 hp

Net Power (ISO 9249)

380 hp

Travel Speeds

29.5 km/h

Alternator Rating

90 amp

Ground Clearance

0.54 m

Dump Body Struck

15 cu(m)

Dump Body - Heaped at 2:1

20 cu(m)

Dump Body Maximum Dump Angle

70 deg

Hydraulic system - Power Down

13 sec

Hydraulic system - Raise Time

11 sec

Operating Weights - Front Equipment

14,100 kg

Operating Weights - Rear Equipment

14,400 kg

Operating Weights - Total

28,500 kg

Width With Mirrors in Operating Position

3.19 m

Tread Width

2.52 m

Width Over Tires

3.19 m

Width Over Fenders

3.19 m

Dump Body Height, Dump Position

6.87 m

Dump Body Side Rail Height

3.07 m

Dump Body Dump Lip Height, Transport Position

2.57 m

Dump Body Ground Clearance, Dump Position

0.94 m

Approach Angle

21 deg

Maximum Dump Angle

70 deg

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Case 335B Articulated Dump Truck

31.5 t

28500 kg

10780 mm × 3190 mm × 3800 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Case 335B. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Listed strengths include a 31.5 t rated payload, 283.4 kW (380 hp) net power, a Powershift transmission, and a 20 m³ (26.16 cu yd) heaped dump-body capacity. The maximum dump angle is 70°.

The 335B uses a Case Family IV engine. It has 6 cylinders, 787.2 cu in displacement, and is Tier III certified.

The 335B has 283.4 kW (380 hp) net power.

The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the Case 335B.

As a dump truck with a 31.5 t rated payload and 20 m³ (26.16 cu yd) heaped body capacity, it can be considered for hauling materials on construction projects. The supplied data does not specify particular job applications.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 335B. Assess maintenance records, operating condition, structural wear, tires, hydraulic operation, and the dump body before purchase.

Inspect the dump body, frame, tires, hydraulics, transmission, engine, and electrical system. Check for leaks, wear, damage, and service records. Confirm that the body raises and lowers properly and that the truck’s stated payload and configuration match the intended work.