The CASE TR310B skidsteer is built for projects that need high-capacity material handling, strong traction on soft or uneven ground, and reliable performance across demanding jobsites. It is commonly used for site prep, landscaping, demolition, agricultural work, and general construction where operators need a compact, maneuverable machine that can still move serious loads.
Unlike a wheeled skidsteer, the rubber track undercarriage spreads the machine’s weight over a larger footprint, improving flotation and traction on mud, sand, and uneven terrain. Combined with radial lift geometry, this makes it a practical choice for jobsites where ground conditions are inconsistent and productivity depends on staying mobile.
Best For High-Capacity Material Handling
This machine is well suited for tasks that call for both lifting power and precise control in tight spaces. With a rated operating capacity of 2,170 lb (35% of tipping load) and up to 3,100 lb (50% of tipping load), plus a 6,200 lb tipping load, it handles demanding material handling tasks without sacrificing maneuverability.
Common applications include:
- Site preparation and grading
- Landscaping and material placement
- Demolition and debris cleanup
- Agricultural facility work
- General construction site support
Its combination of lift capacity and compact size makes it particularly effective on jobsites where space is limited but material handling demands remain high.
Built For Traction And Stability On Soft Or Uneven Ground
The TR310B is built to perform where wheeled machines struggle. Rubber tracks provide low ground pressure and improved flotation, while the 74 hp (gross) engine and 2-speed hydrostatic drivetrain deliver travel speeds up to 8.0 mph across varied terrain.
The machine is also equipped with a spring-applied, hydraulic-release parking brake and a heavy-duty hydraulic oil cooler, helping maintain consistent performance during extended operation. This helps crews keep working through tougher ground conditions without losing productivity.
Efficient Operation With Interchangeable Attachments
For many jobsite tasks, versatility matters as much as raw power. Standard auxiliary hydraulics flow at 24.2 gpm, with an optional high-flow configuration delivering up to 32.4 gpm, allowing the machine to run a wide range of buckets and attachments.
Combined with a manual or hydraulic attachment coupler and a 3-spool loader control valve, the TR310B supports efficient switching between buckets, forks, and other attachments. Its ability to adapt to different tasks from a single machine helps crews get more done without switching equipment.