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Case Vibromax 1102 Roller - Specs & Performance Guide
Case Vibromax 854 Roller - Specs & Performance GuideModel specification and performance reference guides for Case Vibromax rollers, covering operating weights, drum dimensions, compaction output, and engine data for the 854 and 1102 series machines.
What Case roller models do these specs and performance guides cover?
Broken Tractor offers reference guides for the Case Vibromax 854 and Vibromax 1102 rollers. The 854 belongs to the Vibromax 800 Series and the 1102 belongs to the Vibromax 1100 Series. Each guide is matched to a specific model so you can confirm you are looking at the right machine.
What information is included in the Case Vibromax 854 Roller specs guide?
The Case Vibromax 854 guide covers operating weight, drum width, centrifugal force, and travel speeds, along with engine ratings and hydraulic drive details. It is drawn together to help with parts identification, ordering, and machine evaluation. Specs are sourced from real machines.
How do I use these Case Vibromax roller specs to order the right parts?
Use the guide for your model to confirm drum dimensions, operating weight, and powertrain details before ordering. Matching these figures to your machine helps you identify the correct parts the first time. If you are unsure which model or serial range you have, our knowledgeable team can help confirm the right fit.
What is the difference between the Case Vibromax 854 and Vibromax 1102 rollers?
The Vibromax 854 is part of the 800 Series and the Vibromax 1102 is part of the 1100 Series, so their operating weights, drum dimensions, and compaction output differ. Broken Tractor provides a separate specs and performance guide for each model so you can compare the correct figures. Review the guide that matches your machine for the accurate data.