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Case CX210B, CX230B, CX240B 2007 Technical Manual

I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment for 28 years, and nothing burns my time faster than digging through some third-party reprint that gives you half the numbers and the wrong units. You pull a head bolt to spec from a generic manual and the next thing you know, you’re chasing a blown gasket because the torque was off by 20 ft-lbs. That’s why when you need a Case CX210B, CX230B, CX240B 2007 Technical Manual, you don’t want a copy. You want the original factory print. This 24-page document from Case’s Monthyon training centre (dated 02/2007) gives you the exact specs your machine rolled off the line with. No reinterpretation, no rounding up, no “close enough.”

Engine Specs: The Isuzu 4HK1X in Detail

All three models – CX210B, CX230B, and CX240B – use the ISUZU 4HK1X diesel engine. Four-cycle, water cooled, overhead camshaft, direct fuel injection with electronic control. Displacement is 5.193 L, compression ratio 17.5:1. The CX210B and CX230B produce 117.3 kW at 1800 rpm, while the CX240B puts out 132.1 kW at 2000 rpm. Maximum torque hangs around 628–636 Nm at 1500 rpm, depending on the model. You get the dry engine weight (about 480 kg / 1058 lbs) and dimensions (L 1020.4 mm × W 829 mm × H 1011.8 mm). Oil pan is inclinable 35° in all directions. Cooling fan is a 650 mm diameter, 7-blade plastic suction type with bell-mouth guide. If you’re doing an engine swap or rebuild, these are the numbers you need to set up your machine stand and alignment. Need to know the oil capacity? Oil pan max is 20.5 L (5.41 gal), min is 13 L (3.43 gal), not including the filter. Coolant capacity is 14.0 L (3.70 gal). The manual spells it out so you can order the right fluids beforehand instead of guessing halfway through the job.

Does This Manual Cover the Cooling System?

Yes, it does, and with detail that matters when you’re replacing a radiator or an oil cooler. The manual breaks down the cooling system by component: radiator fin type (wavy, 2.0 mm spacing), oil cooler fin type (wavy, 1.75 mm), inter-cooler (triangular straight, 1.75 mm), and fuel cooler (wavy, 2.0 mm). Weights for each assembly are listed: radiator 15.6 kg (34.39 lbs) for CX210B/CX230B, 15.2 kg (33.51 lbs) for CX240B; oil cooler 27.5 kg (60.63 lbs) and 30.0 kg (66.14 lbs) respectively. Total cooling system weight is 117 kg (257.94 lbs) for the smaller machines and 114 kg (251.33 lbs) for the CX240B. If you’re pulling the whole cooling stack, those weights tell you what size hoist or helper you need. Water capacity per radiator: 7.5 L (1.98 gal) for the CX210B/CX230B, 7.0 L (1.85 gal) for the CX240B. No aftermarket manual will give you these specific fin spacings and weights – they’d just say “cooling system, remove and install.” This one gives you the data to spot a mismatched part before you bolt it in.

3 Performance Numbers You Need

Swing speed: 11.5 min⁻¹ for CX210B/CX230B, 10.7 min⁻¹ for CX240B. Travel speed low/high: 3.4 km/h (2.11 mph) / 5.6 km/h for CX210B/CX230B; 3.5 km/h / 5.5 km/h for CX240B. Maximum pulling force: 189.2 kN for the CX210B/CX230B, 201 kN for the CX240B. Grade ability is 70% (35°). Ground pressure depends on track shoe width: with 600 mm grouser shoe, CX210B/CX230B is 42 kPa (6.1 psi), CX240B is 48 kPa (7.0 psi). With 800 mm shoes, it drops to 36 kPa (5.2 psi) and 37 kPa (5.4 psi) respectively. These numbers matter when you’re quoting a job and need to know if your machine can handle the slope or the mud. The manual states them in both metric and imperial – I don’t have to convert anything.

Monitor System: What the Manual Shows

The operator’s station has a full-dot LCD display. The manual lists every gauge and its type: fuel gauge (bar graph), coolant temperature (bar graph), hydraulic oil temperature (bar graph), hour meter (digital). Work mode select switch offers three modes: SP (super power), H (dig mode), A (auto mode). Travel mode is low/high switch. One-touch idle is a knob switch, and there’s an engine emergency stop switch. The monitor also shows machine status and warning alarms. If you’re wiring in an aftermarket display or troubleshooting a dead screen, you need to know what signal each sensor sends. The manual gives you the factory specifications – not a generic wiring diagram that fakes it.

Get the Right Ground Pressure Data

Ground pressure varies with shoe width and model, and the manual lists it for 600, 700, and 800 mm grouser shoes on both machine groups. For CX210B/CX230B: 42 kPa (600 mm), 37 kPa (700 mm), 36 kPa (800 mm). For CX240B: 48 kPa, 42 kPa, 37 kPa respectively. If you’re working on soft ground and need to avoid sinking, you’ll choose your undercarriage based on these numbers. The manual also gives operating weight: CX210B/CX230B at 20,900 kg (40,676 lbs), CX240B at 24,500 kg (54,013 lbs). Bucket capacities: heaped 0.9 m³ for all, leveled 0.65 m³ (CX210B/CX230B) and 0.76 m³ (CX240B). All of this is on page 1 of the PDF. That’s where the main specs start – no hunting through 100 pages to find the weight of your machine.

Source Validity: OEM vs. Aftermarket

I’ve seen aftermarket manuals that claim to cover the CX210B but list a different engine model or skip the cooling fin spacing entirely. They’ll say “refer to manufacturer” for the critical specs, which is useless when you’re already two hours into a job. This manual is a direct scan from the factory training material. It was produced by Case for their own technicians in 2007. The part number and file name (Case_CX210B-CX230B-CX240B_2007_Technical_Manual_en-18013013829.pdf) confirm it’s an original OEM document. Every number in the specifications section – from the starter motor (24 V 5 kW reduction type) to the charging generator (24 V 50 A AC) – comes from Case’s engineering data. When you buy this, you’re not paying for a paraphrase. You’re paying for the exact same paper the factory used.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this manual specific to the 2007 model year?

Yes. The document is dated February 2007 from the Monthyon training centre. It covers CX210B, CX230B, and CX240B machines built for that model year. Earlier or later revisions may have different engine ratings or cooling system changes.

Does it include torque specifications?

No torque values are listed in this 24-page specifications manual. You’ll need the CASE CX210B CX290B 2007 Diagnostics Manual for torque data on fasteners and hydraulic components.

Can I use this to rebuild the engine?

This manual covers engine specs (displacement, compression ratio, output, capacities) but not overhaul procedures. For step-by-step engine rebuild, get the CASE CX210B Service Manual which includes clearances and assembly sequences.

What about the hydraulic system?

Hydraulic specs are not included here. The CASE CX210B CX290B 2007 Hydraulic Training Manual covers pump pressures, valve settings, and cylinder stroke data. This specs manual gives you the operating weights, performance, and cooling system data only.

If you’re tired of chasing phantom specs and want the factory numbers that Case stamped into every CX210B, CX230B, and CX240B that left the assembly line, this is what you need. No guesswork, no third-party hand-waving. 24 pages of verified data. Access the Factory Manual now from AutoRepairManuals and put the right numbers on your workbench. For additional reference, you may want to familiarize yourself with Manual Transmission fundamentals if your machine has one, and also review Manual Transmission theory as it applies to heavy equipment drivelines.

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