Case WX175E SR Wheeled Excavator – Parts, Specs

Serial Number Location

Located on the right-hand side of the cab below the front windshield or positioned inside the cab near the operator’s seat. Verifying the correct serial number is crucial for accurate parts selection.

Key Specifications

Model Years: 2022 – Present
Engine: Cummins B4.5, 4-cylinder turbocharged diesel, Stage V, EGR-free (DOC/DPF/SCR)
Net Power: 170 hp (127 kW) @ 2,200 rpm
Operating Weight: 41,800 lb (approx. 18,970 kg)
Fuel Tank Capacity: ~66 gallons
DEF Tank Capacity: ~12.7 gallons
Hydraulic Fluid Capacity: ~29 gallons
Hydraulic Pump Flow: 68 gpm (260 L/min)
Hydraulic Pressure: 4,975–5,410 psi
Transmission: 2‑speed hydrostatic powershift
Travel Speed: Up to 21.7 mph (35 km/h)
Swing Speed: 9.5 rpm
Swing Torque: ~29,000 lb-ft
Drive: Permanent 4‑wheel drive with oscillating front axle
Tail Swing: Short‑radius design for tight spaces

Dimensions

Overall Length: ~27 ft (varies with boom)
Transport Width: ~8.3 ft
Shipping Height: ~10 ft
Tail Swing Radius: ~6.5 ft
Wheelbase: ~8.5 ft
Ground Clearance: ~1.2 ft

Working Range

Max Digging Depth: ~17.5 ft
Max Reach at Ground: ~28–30 ft depending on boom configuration
Max Loading Height: ~20 ft

Performance & Design Highlights

• Tier V Cummins engine with automatic after-treatment requiring no operator intervention

• Four selectable power modes: industrial-grade, Standard, Eco, and Custom

• Load-sharing hydraulics with ride control and smooth multi-function control

• 360° visibility with integrated camera and radar safety system

• Spacious cab with heated air-suspension seat, climate control, and touchscreen display

• Short tail swing and dual outriggers for stability in urban or confined job sites

• Quick-access service panels and 500‑hour engine intervals for reduced maintenance downtime

Routine Maintenance

• Engine Oil & Filter: Every 800 hours

• Fuel Filters: Every 1,000 hours

• Hydraulic Oil: Replace every 5,000 hours; filter every 1,000 hours

• Cooling System: Clean radiator fins and screens every 250 hours

• Daily Checks: Grease all boom/swing pins, inspect tires and stabilizers, monitor hydraulic lines

Common Issues & Fixes

• Hydraulic Leaks: Inspect hoses, seals, and connections routinely; replace damaged parts promptly

• Cooling Overheat: Dust can block radiator fins—clean daily during dusty operations

• Tire & Stabilizer Wear: Rotate tires and ensure stabilizer pads are intact for even wear

• Electronic Faults: Onboard diagnostics help identify sensor or wiring issues early