With a large boom and arm for greater reach, the Case CX55Bx delivers 5,100kgf (50kN) of bucket digging force and also has increased auxiliary flow for hydraulic attachments. Its 39.3-hp (29.3-kW) engine, operating weight of 5,577 kg and dig depth of 3.9 metres give the CX55Bx enough size and power for tackling a variety of utility, commercial and residential construction applications. Plus, its compact size and cab height of 2.55 metres make the Case CX55Bx excavator as easy to transport as a skid steer loader.
In addition to a variety of available attachments—including buckets, hammers and augers—the CX55Bx includes a standard dozer blade for finish grading. The blade features a 38-degree approach angle, and its shape rolls the dirt as it pushes, leaving a smooth and level surface. Case offers both rubber and steel tracks for the CX55B to match the ground conditions.
The CX55Bx shares a characteristic design feature with other Case B Series compact excavator models: a centre-swing boom that enables the operator to dig around stationary objects or alongside obstacles. Minimum tail swing allows the machine to rotate 360 degrees with only 299 mm of the upper structure extending beyond the tracks.
The 75-litre fuel tank on the CX55Bx is 40 per cent larger than other Case compact excavators, boosting operation time.
The CX55Bx compact excavator is designed for fast and easy daily maintenance. The convenient service features include ground-level access to daily maintenance checkpoints. An easy-access electrical compartment is under the seat and an hour meter can be checked from the ground outside the cab.
Case designed the CX55Bx with the operator in mind. The full-size cab design is 10 per cent larger and 178 mm wider than other Case B Series compact excavator cabs.
Large front and rear windows improve operator visibility. A new slide-up front window improves air flow and helps the operator communicate more effectively with co-workers near the machine.
