Case has introduced a new configuration for its most powerful bulldozer that is purpose-built for landfills.
Boasting a wide array of landfill-specific features, components and guarding, Case says the 2050M Landfill Configuration was tested inside “large-scale landfill operations throughout North America” as part of its development.
Case says it is offering this configuration on the 2050M because the stock configuration of this dozer is already pretty well suited for landfill work, boasting robust power—with 214 net horsepower and a drawbar pull of 80,979 pounds—a hydrostatic drive system and a load management system. This load management system reduces track speed, thereby increasing torque, when a heavier load is detected on the blade, and increases track speed when a light load is detected.
The 2050M also features control customizations, allowing the operator to tailor performance based on preference and ground conditions. Blade sensitivity, steering sensitivity and shuttle sensitivity can be set to “smooth,” “moderate” or “aggressive.”
