Hit the streets at speeds up to 22 mph with the new WX175E SR short-radius wheeled excavator from Case Construction Equipment.
Previewed at ConExpo-Con/Agg 2023, the WX175 E SR is one of several wheeled machines Case is adding to its E Series lineup of excavators. While Case has consistently offered wheel excavators overseas, the announcement marked the product line’s re-entry to the North American market.
[WATCH: Test Run of Case’s New E Series Excavators]
Built for working on roadside projects and in metro areas, the WX175 SR offers powerful hydraulic performance, responsive controls, attachment flexibility and an enhanced operator experience with a large cab, automotive styling and creature comforts, Case says. As a wheeled machine, the unit is capable of self-transporting between jobs.
“Jobsites are becoming tighter; transporting steel-tracked equipment relatively short distances can be challenging, and steel tracks represent a large portion of the lifetime owning-and-operating costs of any piece of heavy equipment,” says Diego Butzke, product manager, Case. “The new lineup of Case wheeled excavators addresses and improves on those challenges while still delivering a full-featured excavator experience capable of both production-level hogging and more specialized use with attachments.”
