Compact Wheel Loaders

With a lower overall height and a more compact frame, the F Series offers a stronger frame, with a lower center of gravity to help improve lifting power and breakout force.

• CASE F Series Compact Wheel Loaders offer multiple linkage options
• Z Bar Linkage: Offers the strongest breakout force
• XT Linkage (available on 21F & 121F) offers greater visibility to coupler and attachments, and parallel lift.

More comfort means operators can stay productive longer. All F Series loaders offer a roomy ROPS/FOPS-certified cab with a spacious width of nearly 5 feet, and the cab offers a nearly unobstructed 360-degree view. The elevated driving position and an abundance of curved glass ensure the best view of any other material loader on the market, while the wide door provides easy entrance and exit. The cab is fully sealed and pressurized to keep out noise, dust and fumes, and offers an optional radio as well as an upgraded climate control system.

CASE F Series Compact Wheel Loaders provide operators comfortable features like an ergonomically designed all-in-one joystick, tilting and telescopic steering column, multiple storage compartments, 10 air vents, optional air conditioning, air suspended seat, Bluetooth radio and LED lights.

A solid more compact frame and Z-bar linkage provides the F Series a tighter turning radius, better clearance into barns and outbuildings, better maneuverability on constricted job-sites and narrow feed passageways, and stronger breakout force for the toughest jobs.

CASE Compact Wheel Loaders feature a steering angle of 40-degree to each side, fully hydraulic center pivot steering, emergency steering function, and the front & rear wheels follow the same track.

Move material faster without dropping or spilling with our innovative Ride Control™ feature. Simply push a button to allow the lift cylinders to become shock absorbers at transport speeds, reducing porpoising and greatly improving material retention and productivity.

The rear axle oscillates to a maximum angle of 20 degrees, allowing the rear wheels to maintain contact with the ground in undulating terrain. This system gives the operator a better perception of the machine’s stability compared to having an oscillating center pivot, thereby enhancing overall safety, in addition to improving load retention.