Case Skid Loader SR250B | 3.5 ton

Description

Case Skid Loader SR250B | 3.5 ton

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The Case SR250B is a heavy-duty, large-frame skid steer loader designed for high productivity and demanding attachments.
Its classification as a “3.5 ton” machine refers to its operating weight, which sits right at approximately 3,547 kg.
Here are the detailed technical specifications for the unit:

Engine & Performance

The SR250B features a significant power jump compared to smaller models in the B-series.
Engine Model: FPT F5C E5454 C (Turbocharged).
Gross Power: 90 hp (67 kW) @ 2,500 rpm.
Peak Torque: 340 Nm @ 1,400 rpm.
Displacement: 3.2 L.
Travel Speed (Low): 11.3 km/h.
Travel Speed (High): 16.9 km/h (Optional two-speed).

Operational Capacities

Operating Weight: 3,547 kg (Approx. 3.5 tons).
Rated Operating Capacity (50%): 1,135 kg (2,500 lbs).
Tipping Load: 2,270 kg.
Bucket Breakout Force: 33.3 kN.
Lift Cylinder Breakout Force: 25.3 kN.

Dimensions

The SR250B uses Radial Lift geometry, making it ideal for digging and pushing applications.
Overall Width: 1,768 mm (with standard tires).
Height to Top of ROPS: 2,002 mm.
Length (with standard bucket): 3,843 mm.
Wheelbase: 1,322 mm.
Ground Clearance: 203 mm.
Bucket Hinge Pin Height: 3,178 mm.
Max Dump Height: 2,419 mm (at 39.6° discharge).

Hydraulic System

This model is built to handle power-hungry attachments like mulchers or heavy cold planers.
Standard Pump Flow: 85 L/min.
High Flow (Optional): 132 L/min.
Enhanced High Flow (Optional): 132 L/min at 276 bar (higher pressure for specialized tools).
System Pressure: 210 bar (Standard).

Key Features of the B-Series

Improved Cab: Features a completely sealed and pressurized environment with better visibility and a 7-inch multifunction display.
Controls: Available with electro-hydraulic (EH) controls, allowing for customized sensitivity settings.
Serviceability: All routine service points (filters, fluids) are grouped at the rear of the machine for easy ground-level access.