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Case SR175B
The Case SR175B is a small-frame radial-lift wheeled skid steer with a 67 hp turbo diesel and a 1,750 lb rated capacity. It punches above its size with a 122-inch hinge pin, a 7,270 lb bucket breakout force, and an available 30.7 GPM high-flow package that most small frames can't match.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓The 7,270 lb bucket breakout force matches Case's 74 hp SR210B, so it digs like a machine a full frame size bigger.
- ✓A 122-inch hinge pin height is exceptional for a small frame - it clears one-ton dump bodies that leave rivals like the Bobcat S450 short.
- ✓The optional 30.7 GPM high-flow package is rare in this class and lets it run attachments most small frames simply can't power.
- ✓The Tier 4 solution uses only a DOC - no DPF, no regens, no DEF - which owners cite as a genuine maintenance advantage over competitors.
- ✓At 6,270 lbs it's still towable behind a well-equipped half-ton, keeping transport simple for solo operators.
- ✓Electro-hydraulic controls with four ride-control activation speeds and switchable ISO/H patterns make it easy to jump into from any brand.
- ✓The B-series cab is roomy for the frame size, and the integrated rear camera plus large glass give visibility owners consistently praise.
- ✓Case pricing undercuts comparable Bobcat and Cat small frames, and the included 7-year telematics subscription sweetens the deal.
Cons
- ✗The 1,750 lb rated capacity limits pallet work - full pallets of sod or pavers push it to the edge of its tipping load.
- ✗Radial lift geometry pulls the load back toward the machine at height, so reach at the top of the arc trails vertical-lift rivals for truck loading.
- ✗The 20.6 GPM standard flow is modest, and buyers who skip the high-flow option find mid-size attachments starved.
- ✗Case's construction dealer network is thinner than Bobcat's or Deere's, and owners in rural areas report slow parts availability.
- ✗Two-speed, enclosed cab, and EH controls are all options that push a well-equipped price well past the attractive base number.
- ✗Resale value trails the big three brands, so the purchase savings shrink at trade-in time.
- ✗Owners report occasional sensor and electrical gremlins on B-series machines that can require dealer software updates to resolve.
- ✗The Perkins-family engine is reliable but less familiar to many mechanics than Kubota or Cat power, which can complicate field repairs.
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