Specification sheet Skid Steer Loader Ref case-ih-sr270-skid-steer-loader

Case IH SR270

The Case IH SR270 is a skid steer loader with an operating weight of 8,115.3 lb (3,681 kg), a 84 hp engine, a rated operating capacity of 2,700.7 lb (1,225 kg), and a tipping load of 5,401.4 lb (2,450.04 kg).

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Operating weight
8,115.3lb
3,681kg
Engine power
84hp
62.64kW
Net Power
Rated operating capacity
2,700.7lb
1,225kg
Tipping load
5,401.4lb † — value reconstructed from related published figures
2,450.04kg

◆Where it sits in its classpercentile · skid steer loaders

Among 360 skid steer loaders , the Case IH SR270 sits above the median for its class:

  • Operating weight 8,120 lb heavier than 82% (n=334)
  • Engine power 84 hp more powerful than 87% (n=335)
  • Rated operating capacity 2,700 lb higher-rated than 86% (n=288)

◇Scale drawingdrawn to scale · mm

2000A1770B
Front elevation

01 Engine Specification

Emissions Certification Tier 4 Final (CEGR, DOC, SCR)
Engine Model FPT F5B FL413 E*B002
Gross Power 90hp 67.2kw
Net Power 84hp 62.7kw
Engine Peak Torque 282.5lb ft 383Nm
Displacement 207cu in 3.4L

02 Capacities Specification

Rated Operating Capacity 2700.7lb 1225kg

03 Weights Specification

Operating Weight 8115.3lb 3681kg

04 Lift Specification

Lift Configuration Radial

05 Hydraulic System Specification

Auxiliary Hydraulic Flow 24.2gal/min 91.7L/min
Optional Auxiliary Hydraulic Pump Flow 37.6gal/min 142.4L/min

06 Bucket Specification

Breakout Force 8677.7lb 38.6kN

07 Dimensions Dimensions

Width Over Tires 5.81ft in 1770mm
Bucket Hinge Pin Fully Raised 10.44ft in 3.18m
Dump Height - Fully Raised, 45° Dump 98.43in 2500mm
Height To Top Of Rops 78.75in 2000mm
Overall Length (W/Bucket) 12.31ft in 3750mm

Data notes

†

Derived value. tipping load was not published directly in a usable form by the source. It was reconstructed from related published figures and accepted only after validating against the expected relationship between specifications for this machine class.

Method. Figures are manufacturer reference specifications, not measurements. Every value is checked for unit consistency, physically possible magnitude, and plausibility for its equipment class before publication; figures that fail any check are withheld rather than shown, and figures reconstructed from related data are marked above. Imperial and metric figures are reproduced as published, except where a note states otherwise.