Case CX210C

• Max Digging Depth: 20.05 ft / 6110 mm
• Arm Digging Force: 27651.5 lb / 123 kN
• Max Digging Height: 30.81 ft / 9390 mm
• Boom Length: 18.71 ft / 5.7 m

Hydraulic excavators are commonly used for digging, trenching, loading and site preparation. Published rows for Case CX210C include a published maximum digging depth of 20.05 ft / 6110 mm, published bucket digging force of 31922.87 lb / 142 kN, published arm digging force of 27651.5 lb / 123 kN. These values describe the published configuration; verify the specific machine's configuration, attachments and records.

Factory-integrated 2D or 3D grade control is not listed on the reviewed live CASE CX210C product and equipment page. CASE announced OEM-fit Leica 2D/3D systems for selected D-Series excavators in 2021. The CASE telematics option listed on the CX210C page is not a 2D/3D grade-control listing. Check the individual machine for any installed grade-control sensors, display, wiring and calibration.

• CASE Construction Equipment: CX210C product and equipment page (Southeast Asia) (Manufacturer literature)
• CASE Construction Equipment: CASE introduces OEM-fit SiteControl for D-Series excavators (Manufacturer announcement)
• CASE Construction Equipment: SiteControl excavator solutions (Manufacturer literature)

Two limited operator accounts describe good visibility, comfortable or adjustable controls, power and precision, and favourable perceived fuel use. Reported drawbacks were the climate-control location and access to some daily checks. These anecdotes do not establish a reliability score, failure rate or common-problem claim.

• The Construction Index: Digger is on the Case with the new CX210C (Operator account)
• Machineryline: Case CX owner review (Operator account)

• Compare the published “Max Digging Depth” field (20.05 ft / 6110 mm) with the specific machine's configuration and records; options and condition can differ.
• Compare the published “Arm Digging Force” field (27651.5 lb / 123 kN) with the specific machine's configuration and records; options and condition can differ.
• Compare the published “Max Digging Height” field (30.81 ft / 9390 mm) with the specific machine's configuration and records; options and condition can differ.