Case 650L Crawler Dozer

Sept. 28, 2010

Case intends to adapt its hydrostatic 650L crawler dozer to residential and confined commercial work sites by retaining the power in a scaled-down package. At 74 horsepower, its Tier-3-certified Case engine is within one horse of the K Model, but the 17,550-pound LGP weighs nearly 2,000 pounds less. Overall height and length are both about 5 inches less than the K, and the standard blade is slightly smaller (4 inches narrower, and nearly 3 inches shorter). About 4 inches less track length on the ground makes turns easier.

Case intends to adapt its hydrostatic 650L crawler dozer to residential and confined commercial work sites by retaining the power in a scaled-down package. At 74 horsepower, its Tier-3-certified Case engine is within one horse of the K Model, but the 17,550-pound LGP weighs nearly 2,000 pounds less. Overall height and length are both about 5 inches less than the K, and the standard blade is slightly smaller (4 inches narrower, and nearly 3 inches shorter). About 4 inches less track length on the ground makes turns easier.