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Case TV620B
The Case TV620B is the largest compact track loader on the market - a 16,300 lb, 114 hp vertical-lift giant with a 6,200 lb rated operating capacity and 12,907 lb of bucket breakout force. It blurs the line between CTL and small dozer, aimed at contractors who want one tracked machine to lift, grade, and push like equipment two classes bigger.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓The 6,200 lb rated capacity and 12,400 lb tipping load are the biggest numbers in the CTL industry - it lifts pallets of block that would flip a Cat 299D3 or Bobcat T86.
- ✓12,907 lbs of bucket breakout force and 339 lb-ft of torque let it doze and strip topsoil like a small crawler dozer, and owners routinely use it with a 6-way blade.
- ✓The 140.2-inch hinge pin height loads full-size dump trucks and even end-dumps with ease - clearance no other CTL matches.
- ✓The 41.6 GPM high-flow option through a 3/4-inch coupler feeds the hungriest mulching heads and cold planers without starving them.
- ✓Case fit the same wide, pressurized B-series cab with a huge door and 360-degree visibility, so the biggest CTL is also one of the most comfortable.
- ✓Owners doing forestry mulching and land clearing say it holds hydraulic power on slopes and in heat where smaller machines derate.
- ✓It undercuts the cost of buying a small dozer plus a large CTL, and contractors say one TV620B replaces two machines on many jobs.
- ✓The heavy-duty undercarriage and one-piece chassis are built for the weight, and early adopters report the structure shrugs off work that batters lighter frames.
Cons
- ✗At 16,300 lbs before attachments, hauling it requires a 20k+ trailer and a CDL - a logistical and licensing hurdle many buyers hit only after purchase.
- ✗Ground pressure of 6.1 psi is the highest in the B-Series, so despite the tracks it will rut soft lawns and wet ground worse than smaller CTLs.
- ✗The 114 hp engine uses SCR aftertreatment with DEF and a DOC, bringing back the emissions plumbing that Case's 74 hp models famously avoid.
- ✗Its sheer size defeats the point of a 'compact' loader on tight sites - it won't work between houses or through gates where mid-frames live.
- ✗The premium price puts it against small dozers and compact wheel loaders, and some buyers conclude a purpose-built machine serves them better.
- ✗Fuel burn is substantial under load, and owners report it drinks closer to a small excavator than a typical CTL.
- ✗Case's thinner dealer network is a bigger risk on a flagship machine - undercarriage and FPT parts delays idle a very expensive asset.
- ✗Tracks, rollers, and idlers for a 16,000 lb machine cost dramatically more to replace than standard CTL undercarriage parts.
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