Case 821 C 17.9t 1999-2005 - Technical data

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Case 821 C 17.9t 1999-2005 - Product Description

Powertrain and Design

The Case 821 C is a wheel loader weighing 17.9 tons. It is equipped with a Case 6T 830 engine, providing a maximum power of 143 kW (195 HP) at 2000 RPM. This engine complies with Euro 2 standards, ensuring low emissions. The displacement is 8.3 liters, and the maximum torque reaches 945 Nm. The machine's design ensures durability and reliability in challenging operational conditions.

Undercarriage and Hydraulics

The loader features a modern hydraulic system with a double pump delivering 189 l/min. Its transmission is a Powershift gearbox with electronic control, allowing for smooth gear shifts. The hydraulic system integrates multi-disc oil-bath brakes and self-locking differentials on both axles. The hydrostatic steering system provides a wide steering angle, enhancing the machine's maneuverability in tight spaces.

Operating Parameters

The Case 821 C has a standard bucket capacity of 2.8 m³, with a maximum capacity adjustable for various buckets up to 3.5 m³. Its maximum pile height is 2.71 m, and the turning angle on either side is 40°. The digging force of 15,225 daN indicates high operational efficiency. Its maximum travel speed reaches 38 km/h, which is essential for daily construction tasks.

Optional Equipment

The standard equipment includes a cab complying with ROPS and FOPS standards, ensuring operator safety. Hydraulic control elements allow for comfortable and precise operation of tools. Additional accessories, such as various types of buckets and grabs for wood, enable customization of the machine to individual needs. Optional comfort systems like air conditioning are also available.

Safety and Technical Data

This machine meets strict safety standards and emissions regulations. The braking system operates on two separate circuits, increasing operational safety. With a noise level recorded at 108 dB (A), operators should use proper hearing protection. Additionally, electric systems prevent unintentional machine activation when the parking brake is engaged, minimizing accident risks on construction sites.

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