CASE Construction Equipment introduces the TV620B compact track loader (CTL), the largest and most powerful compact track loader ever built. The 114-horsepower, 6,200-pound rated operating capacity* CTL delivers best-in-class breakout forces — as well as more standardized features than previously available in any CASE CTL. This includes standard adjustable electro-hydraulic controls, high-flow hydraulics, auto ride control, one-way self-leveling, a hydraulic coupler, an auto-reversing fan, LED lights and a one-year subscription to CASE SiteWatch telematics. It also comes with a new 1.25 cubic yard heavy duty bucket designed specifically for the TV620B.

The new CASE TV620B also features the new CASE SiteConnect Module, remote connectivity and software updates through the SiteManager App (iOS and Android), as well as connectivity to the CASE Uptime Center for collaborative fleet management between CASE, the local CASE dealer, and the equipment owner.

“The industry has never seen a CTL like this, and we’re focused on delivering extreme power and performance matched with intuitive technologies that simplify owning and operating,” says George MacIntryre, product manager, CASE Construction Equipment. “The TV620B is built to simplify heavy work such as cold planing, mulching, heavy material handling, and loading high-sided trucks. There’s no loader on the market today with this level of standard features and its combination of power, stability, and performance — it’s here to take on the big work.”

The TV620B also features the advances introduced with the launch of the CASE B Series CTLs, including a completely redesigned operator interface, industry leading 360-degree visibility, and an eight-inch LCD multi-function display that serves as the command center for the machine. It also includes the industry’s only rearview camera visible in a split screen display with machine data.

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CASE launched major new features and functionality to its entire lineup of CASE G Series wheel loaders in 2021 to improve performance and productivity, increase uptime, and empower the operator with greater control and understanding of the machine and its work. New enhancements to the CASE G Series wheel loader lineup include:

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CASE Construction Equipment hosted a special CASE LIVE virtual event on September 27, 2021 to unveil the most powerful compact track loader (CTL) ever built. The CTL made its official North American debut at the Utility Expo in Louisville, Kentucky; followed by GIE+EXPO in Louisville.

The new CTL features numerous industry- and class-leading performance attributes and promises to serve as a powerful new platform spanning numerous industries, applications and attachment requirements.