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Case adds 20th model to its mini excavator family

Digger Blogger | 11:00, Thu July 10 2025

The zero tail swing CX38D is the latest addition to the Case compact excavator range.

Case Construction Equipment has expanded its mini excavator line-up, with the addition of a 3.9-tonne machine designed to offer “a cost-effective, feature-rich alternative for a wide variety of applications”, the manufacturer says.

The CX38D, the 20th model in Case’s mini excavator range, weighs 430kg more than the popular CX35D and sits on a 120mm wider undercarriage, for additional stability, with an optional six-way dozer blade further enhancing its versatility.

Maximum digging depth and reach are increased, thanks to a 200mm longer dipper arm than the CX35D, with a 250mm longer arm available as an option. If additional lifting capability is required, there is also the option of a heavier counterweight.

Load sensing hydraulics provide accurate, simultaneous movement of all hydraulic functions, with low-effort joysticks making life easier for the operator.

The CX38D can be supplied with up to three auxiliary circuits, all controlled through electro-proportional roller switches on the joysticks.

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New hydraulic architecture has been introduced to provide extra breakout force, lifting capacity and upper carriage swing performance. The dozer blade is equipped with a float function, making it easier for operators to level ground and clear the job site. Two options normally only available on larger models are electro-proportional flow control for the first auxiliary service and electro-proportional engine rpm control with auto-idle functionality.

As with all Case D-Series compact excavators, the machine has a full-size operator cab, though retaining its zero-tail swing design. There are new footrests, providing additional clearance on the cab floor, and more air vents for improved ventilation and demisting capability. The main cab air conditioning components have been relocated to the upper rear spoiler, allowing zero-tail swing in the vertical axis and improved visibility.

There is a new, more advanced, digital display screen, and there are additional storage compartments in the cab for stowage of personal items. New anti-theft technology makes it possible to avoid the use of a second key as an immobiliser.

The new CX38D also comes equipped with an integrated telematics module, enabling real-time data transmission and smart alerts for dealers, customers and operators.

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