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Case 310 Backhoe/Loader physical specs

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Kurt S

12-23-2004 09:40:22




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Need to know the dimensions of the tractor - H,W,L - wheel width, and dimensions of backhoe parts -and total weight - have bought one and now need to transport in an enclosed trailer - will need to take apart - will detach front bucket and turn around but need to know how backhoe can come apart or be placed in a 24 foot long trailer. Thanks for your time.




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johnnydindemingwa

12-23-2004 17:39:57




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 Re: Case 310 Backhoe/Loader physical specs in reply to Kurt S, 12-23-2004 09:40:22  
I am hauling a 580CK in a 20 foot box van. It has no ROP, so only the muffler is too high. I am taking the hoe bucket off (it will go in the loader bucket, then the dipper and boom as one piece at the turret. this means only two pins to pull and six hoses to unhook. I will back the tractor into the truck and unhook the boom dipper assembly and lay it on the floor on its side and drive over it by straddling it. I am going to back the tractor -loader ( loader bucket fulling intact. Weight placement is as important as total weight in my truck, hence I think I can get the best balance backing it in. I have chains coming through the floor that are attached to the frame via metal brackets to tie it all down. My guess is that you will need to take the hoe off too unless you have a tall trailer. johnd

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Ed in Maine

04-22-2005 07:33:47




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 Re: Case 310 Backhoe/Loader physical specs in reply to johnnydindemingwa, 12-23-2004 17:39:57  
Did you ever get an idea on the weight of the 310 with a L and BH? I am picking one up this weekend and need to know, was guessing 6K lbs? Thanks!
Ed



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