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This document outlines the specifications for the New Holland Super Boom™ Compact Track Loader, available in C175, C185, and C190 models. These machines are designed for various heavy-duty tasks, primarily involving earthmoving, loading, and material handling in construction, agriculture, and landscaping environments. Their compact track design provides excellent traction and stability across diverse terrains, making them suitable for challenging work sites where wheeled loaders might struggle.
The core function of these compact track loaders is to efficiently move and lift materials. They achieve this through a robust loader arm system, which can be equipped with various attachments, most commonly a bucket. The "Super Boom" design refers to the loader arm's geometry, which is engineered to provide superior reach and dump height, enhancing productivity when loading into high-sided trucks or hoppers. The vertical lift linkage geometry, particularly on the C185 and C190 models, allows for a more consistent load path, keeping the load closer to the machine throughout the lift cycle. This contributes to better stability and control, especially when handling heavier loads at full height. The bucket rollback feature at the carry position is designed to minimize spillage during transport, ensuring that material is securely held within the bucket as the machine moves across the job site.
These loaders are powered by reliable New Holland engines, with different models featuring varying engine configurations to match their respective performance capabilities. The C175, for instance, utilizes a turbocharged engine, which enhances power output and efficiency by forcing more air into the combustion chamber. The C185 also features a turbocharged engine, while the C190 employs a natural aspiration system. The cooling type for the C185 is water-based, indicating a liquid cooling system designed to maintain optimal engine temperatures during demanding operations.
The drive train system is engineered for durability and performance. The maximum travel speed, both forward and in reverse, allows for efficient movement around the job site. The track system is a key distinguishing feature, offering superior flotation and traction compared to wheeled loaders. The width over tracks and track width dimensions are critical for stability and ground pressure distribution, enabling these machines to operate effectively on soft or uneven ground without getting bogged down. The wider tracks on the C185 and C190 models, compared to the C175, further enhance their stability and ability to traverse challenging conditions.
Hydraulics are central to the operation of these loaders, controlling the movement of the loader arms, bucket, and any hydraulic attachments. The system type is "Open," referring to an open-center hydraulic system design. The main pump type is "Gear," indicating the use of gear pumps to generate hydraulic flow. The total flow rate and main relief pressure are crucial for determining the speed and power of hydraulic functions. An optional high-flow hydraulic system is available on all models, providing increased hydraulic power for operating more demanding attachments that require higher flow rates, such as trenchers, mulchers, or cold planers. This versatility allows the loaders to adapt to a wider range of specialized tasks, significantly expanding their utility beyond basic loading.
Usage features emphasize operator comfort and safety. Standard ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) ensures operator protection in the event of a rollover. The self-leveling bucket feature, available as standard on some models, automatically keeps the bucket level as the loader arms are raised or lowered. This is particularly useful for tasks like pallet fork operation or grading, where maintaining a consistent angle is important to prevent material spillage or to achieve a smooth finish. The height to the top of the cab and ground clearance are important for maneuverability in confined spaces and for navigating obstacles on the job site.
Maintenance features, while not explicitly detailed in terms of procedures, are implied through the design and the availability of a manual. The document itself is a specification sheet, which is a foundational component of a device manual, providing critical information for understanding the machine's capabilities and for guiding maintenance and repair. The inclusion of service capacities for the fuel tank, cooling system, and hydraulic system total volume provides essential information for routine fluid checks and refills, which are fundamental maintenance tasks. Knowing these capacities helps operators and technicians ensure the machine is adequately fueled and that its vital systems are properly lubricated and cooled. The reference to a Web site and a toll-free number suggests readily available support and resources for parts, service, and technical assistance, which are crucial for effective maintenance and troubleshooting. The "Think Safety" message and accompanying graphic underscore the importance of reading the Operator's Manual, understanding the equipment, and adhering to safety protocols, all of which are integral to proper usage and preventative maintenance. This emphasis on safety and proper operation indirectly highlights the need for regular inspections and adherence to manufacturer guidelines to ensure the longevity and safe functioning of the machine. The statement about specifications being subject to change also implies that users should always refer to the most current documentation for their specific model, which is a key aspect of accurate maintenance and repair.
In summary, the New Holland Super Boom™ Compact Track Loader is a versatile and robust piece of equipment designed for demanding work environments. Its key functions revolve around efficient material handling, supported by powerful engines, advanced hydraulic systems, and a stable track drive. Usage is enhanced by features like the Super Boom linkage and optional high-flow hydraulics, while maintenance is facilitated by clear service capacities and readily available support resources, all underpinned by a strong emphasis on operator safety and adherence to operational guidelines.
General| Engine Power | 60 hp |
|---|---|
| Rated Operating Capacity | 1750 lb |
| Engine Model | F5G |
| Hydraulic Pump Flow | 34.5 gpm (130.6 lpm) |
| Hydraulic System Flow | 34.5 gpm (130.6 lpm) |
| Tipping Load | 3500 lb |
