CASE CX700 13'6" ARM Transport Permits

Your guide to shipping dimensions and oversize load requirements.

EXCAVATORS

Equipment Specifications

43' 7"
Length
13' 156"
Width
14' 8"
Height
153,799
Weight (lbs)

About This Equipment

The CASE CX700 13'6" Arm Excavator is a powerhouse in the construction industry, boasting a robust 52,000-pound operating weight and a formidable 145 horsepower engine. With a maximum digging depth of over 27 feet and a bucket digging force of 34,170 pounds, this machine is designed to tackle the toughest excavation jobs with ease. Equipped with advanced hydraulic systems for smooth and precise operation, the CX700 offers exceptional control and efficiency on the job site. Its spacious cab provides operators with comfort and visibility, while features like auto-idle and ECO mode help to reduce fuel consumption and minimize environmental impact. Whether digging trenches, loading trucks, or handling materials, the CASE CX700 excels in performance, durability, and versatility, making it a top choice for contractors and operators seeking superior productivity and reliability in their heavy equipment.

Transport Considerations

  • Professional hauling recommended
  • Route planning required
  • Documentation needed

Permit Required

Based on DOT guidelines

Trailer Height Assessment:
Flatbed
Flatbed

Total Height: 19' 8"

Permit Required
Step Deck
Step Deck

Total Height: 18'

Permit Required
Lowboy/RGN
Lowboy/RGN

Total Height: 16' 8"

Permit Required
Potential Issues:
Width
13' 156" (Limit: 8' 6")
Weight
153,799 lbs (Limit: Approx. 48,000 lbs)

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