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M-SERIES CRAWLER DOZERS

M-SERIES CRAWLER DOZERS
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M-SERIES CRAWLER DOZERS

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Introduction and Heritage
The document details the evolution and technological advancements of CASE's M-Series Crawler Dozers, highlighting significant milestones such as the introduction of the torque converter in 1946, the acquisition of ATC in 1956, and the implementation of SCR technology in 2013.
Cooling and Emissions
The 1650M and 2050M models feature an improved cooling system with a hydrostatic reversible fan, enhancing cooling efficiency and reducing maintenance. The engines comply with Tier 4 standards for low emissions and optimized combustion, and they can operate on 20% biodiesel.
Reliability and Maintenance
The "ULTRA-LIFE" tracks increase durability and decrease noise, significantly reducing maintenance costs. The dozers are designed for easy maintenance with ground-level servicing and strategically placed refueling points.
Operator Environment
The M-Series cab is optimized for operator comfort and visibility, featuring an air-suspended seat and advanced air conditioning. The electrohydraulic joystick offers customizable controls to enhance productivity.
Blade Control and Versatility
The dozers are equipped with advanced blade control systems and offer various blade options for different tasks. The patented "Equistatic" geometry improves blade tilting and reduces wear.
Telematics and Safety
The SiteWatch telematics system provides centralized fleet control, optimizing asset availability and maintenance planning. It also enhances security with geo-fencing and usage alerts.
Technical Specifications
The document provides detailed specifications for the 1150M model, including engine, powertrain, hydraulics, and undercarriage details, emphasizing the machine's capabilities and efficiency.
Specifications Overview
The document provides detailed specifications for crawler dozers, focusing on components such as the PAT blade, ripper, engine, powertrain, and undercarriage. Key specifications include blade pitch, lift speed, cutting edge dimensions, and ripper penetration depth. It also outlines operating weight, track and shoe options, and service capacities.
Blades
The blade section details the dimensions and capacities of different blade types, including straight and foldable PAT blades, specifying blade width, height, lift above ground, and tilt capabilities.
Tracks and Shoes
This section covers track gauge, shoe width, and ground pressure for different track configurations (Long Track, Wide Track, Low Ground Pressure), including the area of track on the ground and dimensions related to track coverage.
Engine
The engine specifications include model details, cylinder count, displacement, fuel injection type, and cooling system, providing horsepower ratings, torque specifications, and lubrication details.
Powertrain
The powertrain section describes the dual path hydrostatic system, including pump and motor types, drawbar pull, transmission control, and travel speeds. It also covers parking and steering brakes, final drive ratio, and transmission cooling.
Operator Environment
This section highlights the features of the operator's cab, including ROPS/FOPS certification, seat adjustments, and noise levels, listing warning lights, gauges, and audible warnings for various system alerts.
Hydraulics
The hydraulics section provides details on pump flow, maximum pressure, and cylinder specifications for lift, angle, and tilt functions.
Service Capacity
Service capacities for fuel, oil, cooling system, and hydraulic reservoir are specified, along with capacities for final drive, track rollers, and idlers.
Undercarriage
Details on track adjustment, frame suspension, track link pitch, and shoe height are provided, including information on track rollers, carrier rollers, and track roller rail diameter.
Specifications Overview
The document provides detailed specifications for the 2050M M-Series Crawler Dozers, including noise level at 77.2 dBA, various warning lights for system alerts, and gauges for monitoring battery voltage, fuel level, and temperatures.
Hydraulics
The hydraulic system features a pump flow of 179.5 l/min at 2200 RPM and a maximum pressure of 248 bar, including multiple cylinders with specified bore and rod diameters and stroke lengths for different functions such as lift and tilt.
Service Capacity
Fuel tank capacity is 405 liters, with additional capacities for the AdBlue tank, engine oil, cooling system, and hydraulic reservoir. Final drive and track rollers have specific capacities per side.
Undercarriage
The undercarriage includes hydraulic track adjustment, oscillating equalizer beam suspension, and pivot shaft. Track specifications include link pitch, shoe height, pin diameter, and bushing diameter, with variations for different track types.
Blade and Ripper Specifications
The PAT blade features adjustable pitch and lift speed, with dimensions for width, thickness, and cutting edge. The ripper has a maximum penetration of 491 mm and can accommodate up to three shanks.
Operating Weight and Dimensions
Weights vary based on track type and configuration, with detailed measurements for blade dimensions, track gauge, and overall machine dimensions.
General Information
The document includes contact information for CNH Industrial offices in various countries and notes on standard and optional fittings, as well as compliance with directive 2006/42/EC.
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Catalog excerpts

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M-SERIES CRAWLER DOZERS 1150M I 1650M 12050M TO POWER www.casece.com EXPERTS FOR THE REAL WORLD SINCE 1842

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EXPERTS FOR THE REAL WORLD SINCE 1842 1842 CASE is founded. 1946 Allis-Chalmers is the first manufacturer to introduce a torque converter on dozers. In the 30s they had invented permanently lubricated track rollers and sealed and lubricated tracks. 1951 First CASE dozer made in cooperation with ATC and promoted under Terratrack brand. 1956 CASE acquires ATC and is the first manufacturer to introduce tracks counterrotation on the 1000 Series Terratrack dozer.

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HERITAGE A TRADITION OF INDUSTRY FIRSTS FIAT acquires Allis-Chalmers and in the 70s introduces the exclusive “Equistatic” geometry on bulldozer machines. In the late 90s CASE launches its exclusive “CASE Extended Life Track” undercarriage. CASE introduces the “Dual Path” hydrostatic transmission on the “K” series. CASE is the first to introduce SCR technology on the “M” series dozer. CASE extends its European product line-up with the new grader range. CASE renews its dozer range introducing a completelly re-enginered undercarriage and "UL

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M-SERIES CRAWLER DOZERS LOW EMISSIONS Premium Tier 4 technology The state-of-the-art common rail engine delivers top performance in load response, max torque, power and fuel economy. The combustion is optimised for maximum efficiency: it occurs at high temperatures and uses 100% fresh, cool air, as the air intake is separated from the exhaust. The turbocharged engine with an Air-to-Air intercooler relies on well proven multi injection technology to maximize torque back-up and fuel efficiency with reduced engine noise and vibrations. The high temperature combustion produces a very limited amount...

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ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION DRAWBAR PULL LEADERSHIP HIGH RELIABILITY "ULTRA-LIFE" tracks The redesigned undercarriage ensures higher stress resistance, and combines optimized dozer balancing for enhanced stability and controllability. The exclusive "ULTRA-LIFE" technology with lubricated bushing extends chain and undercarriage life in toughest conditions and sensibly reduces the dozer noise level. Considering that 50% of dozer maintenance costs are due to undercarriage components, the CASE solution brings a clear benefit for the most demanding customers.

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VERSATILE CONTROLS Agile and strong The operator has full control of the massive power of the M Series dozer. The electrohydraulic joystick enables them to customise the reversing and steering sensitivity for faster and more efficient cycles. The decelerator pedal can be set to reduce either travel speed only or both travel and engine speed. Automatic blade functions The advanced electronics functions enable the operator to control specific functions in addition to the standard blade movements: - the on-board computer can be set directly from the joystick; - the blade reaction can be set choosing...

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CUSTOMIZABLE CONTROLS PRODUCTIVITY BOOSTING ELECTRONICS BLADE CONTROL SET UP Flexible performance The M series is ready to work with the most common blade controls available on the market. The machine can be prepared in the factory for a specific configuration, ensuring perfect wire layout, visibility and component integration, guaranteeing the high standards of reliability of every CASE product are maintained. HIGH VERSATILITY Tools for every task A wide offering of implements and equipments can be installed on the new CASE dozer: • Drawbar • 3 shanks parallel ripper • Front cab protections and...

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QUICK GROUND ACCESS FOR SERVICING SAFE AND EASY MAINTENANCE Ground access for servicing The hydrostatic transmission brings less complexity and lower maintenance requirements than a traditional one. Belly plates on the bottom of the machine provide excellent access to controls and transmission components. The final drive installation on the main dozer frame enables dismounting while leaving the hydrostatic components in place. The transmission can even be reached through the cab floor, so it can be serviced directly on the jobsite. The refueling points (Fuel/Ad Blue/Hydraulic Oil) are conveniently...

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THE SCIENCE BIT The CASE SiteWatch telematics system uses a high-tech control unit mounted on each machine to collate information from that machine and from GPS satellites. This data is then sent wirelessly through the mobile communication networks to the CASE Telematics Web Portal. SiteWatch: centralised fleet control benefits at your fingertips Measure your true asset availability and optimise it • Eliminate the “phantom fleet”: SiteWatch allows to identify spare units or under loaded machines on each site. • Become able to reallocate units where they are more needed. • Forward Maintenance Planning...

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MAIN REASONS TO CHOOSE THE M-SERIES EASY MAINTENANCE LOW EMISSIONS - The only dozer with SCR in the market: exceptional efficiency and fuel savings, no losses due to extra cooling needs. - The functional groups are located beside the cab for quick intervention. - The transmission components can be checked directly under the cab floor. BLADE CONTROL SET UP - Leading brands plug and play blade control system. HIGH VERSATILITY - The wide variety of options and bulldozers offers,every customer the possibility of creating a machine tailored for the most demanding applications in different environments....

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HIGH VISIBILITY - The cab, positioned 100 mm forward, ensures best-in-class visibility on the blade corner as well as better bulldozer weight distribution. SUPERIOR COOLING EFFICIENCY - Double cooling surface and no overlapping of radiators. The reversible fan keeps the exchanging area clean and dramatically extends service intervals. BULLDOZER “EQUISTATIC” GEOMETRY - Emphasizes blade tilting while compensating twisting effort on the push beams device. HIGH RELIABILITY - CASE "ULTRA-LIFE" tracks dramatically reduces the cost of ownership by 50%. Noise level is also reduced for best-in-class comfor...

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