Case CX57C Compact & Mini (Tracked) Excavators
Case CX57C
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Case CX57C is a construction excavator designed for digging, trenching, and general site work. The Case CX57C uses a Yanmar 4TNV98C engine rated at 49 kW (66 hp) and is listed with a Tier 4 Final emission standard level. With an operating weight of 5,565 kg (12,270 lb), it fits the compact excavator class used on smaller and medium construction jobs.
Key operating figures include a net power (ISO 9249) of 48 kW (65 hp), a maximum rated flow of 154 L/min (40.7 gpm), and a system relief pressure of 216 bar (3,130 psi). Digging capability is supported by a maximum digging depth of 3,820 mm (12 ft 6 in), maximum reach at ground level of 6,010 mm (19 ft 9 in), and bucket digging force - ISO of 42 kN (9,440 lbf). The machine also has a maximum travel speed - low of 2 km/h (1.2 mph) and maximum travel speed - high of 4 km/h (2.5 mph).
Year
2017
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Height
Width
5,900 mm
~232.3 in
2,550 mm
~100.4 in
1,920 mm
~75.6 in
Engine Power
66 hp
Emission standard level
Tier 4 Final
Displacement
3 cu(m)
Fuel tank
120 L
Alternator output
60
Number of batteries
1
Cooling system
9 L
Number of Cylinders
4
Dimensions
0.18 mm
Width
1,920 mm
Operating Weight
5,565 kg
Reference Bucket Capacity
cu(m)
Drawbar Pull
51 kN
Maximum Rated Flow
154 L/min
System Relief Pressure
21,600 kPa
Hydraulic Pumps
cu(cm)
Hydraulic Capacity
70 L
Engine Model
Yanmar 4TNV98C
Maximum Travel Speed - Low
2 km/h
Maximum Travel Speed - High
4 km/h
Maximum Pressure - Equipment
23,500 kPa
Battery Capacity
100
Engine Oil
11 L
Hydraulic System - Including Tank
120 L
Shipping Height - Top of Cab
2,550 mm
Tail Swing Radius
1,650 mm
Track Gauge
1,500 mm
Maximum Digging Depth
3,820 mm
Boom working ranges
9 mm
Stick working ranges
5 mm
Bucket working ranges
180 mm
Maximum Reach at Ground Level
6,010 mm
Maximum Cutting Height
5,780 mm
Maximum Loading Height
4,050 mm
Maximum Vertical Wall Digging Depth
3,200 mm
Bucket Digging Force - ISO
42 kN
Stick Digging Force - ISO
31 kN
Boom length
3,000 mm
Stick length
1,600 mm
Net Power (ISO 9249)
65 hp
Hydraulic Pump
Gear pump (9.5 L/min)
Maximum Operating Pressure
21,600 kPa
Additional specifications
Rated power
49.9 kW
Ground Pressure
33 kPa
Additional Options
Optional long arm (1.9 m); track options (400 mm, 450 mm); hydraulic/mechanical/quick coupler provisions; hydraulic hammer option
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Case CX57C Compact & Mini (Tracked) Excavator
66 hp
5900 mm × 1920 mm × 2550 mm
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What is the average price of a Case CX57C?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Case CX57C. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Case CX57C?
The supplied specifications list 49.2 kW (66 hp) engine power, a 5,565 kg (12,269 lb) operating weight, 154 L/min (40.7 gpm) maximum rated hydraulic flow, and optional coupler and hydraulic hammer provisions.
What type of engine does the CX57C use?
The CX57C uses a Yanmar 4TNV98C engine. It has 4 cylinders and is listed with a Tier 4 Final emission standard level.
How much horsepower does the CX57C have?
The CX57C is rated at 49.2 kW (66 hp) engine power. Its net power under ISO 9249 is 48.5 kW (65 hp).
What fuel does the Case CX57C use?
The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type for the Case CX57C. It lists a 120 L (31.7 US gal) fuel tank.
What jobs is this Excavators best suited for?
The supplied data does not state specific intended jobs. Its listed digging depth, reach, bucket and stick digging forces, and optional hydraulic hammer and coupler provisions are relevant specifications for assessing job fit.
What is the expected lifespan of the CX57C?
No expected service-life estimate is supplied for the CX57C. For a used machine, inspect maintenance records, hydraulic performance, engine condition, undercarriage wear, and attachment operation.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Excavators?
Check service records, engine operation, hydraulic leaks and performance, track and undercarriage wear, boom and stick play, bucket condition, cab controls, and any fitted coupler or hydraulic hammer provisions. Confirm the machine’s configuration matches the intended work.
