The Case 9020B crawler excavator produced in 1999-2015, is listed with an operating weight of 35,274 lb (16 t), engine power of 106 hp (79 kW) and a maximum digging depth of 21.2 ft (6.46 m).
Case Crawler Excavator Specifications
Crawler Excavator • 1999-2015 • 4TA 390
Weight: 35,274 lb (16 t)Power: 106 hp (79 kW)Dig depth: 21.2 ft (6.46 m)
Key specifications
35,274 lb (16 t)Operating weight
106 hp (79 kW)Engine power
21.2 ft (6.46 m)Digging depth
20,682 lbf (92 kN)Tear-out force
1999-2015Years
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Model spec snapshot
Main numeric specifications for this excavator.
35,274 lbWeight
106 hpPower
20,682 lbfTear-out
How the Case 9020B compares
Comparison is against Case crawler excavators in the same broad operating-weight class where enough comparable data exists.
Engine power
106 hp
4% below avg
55th percentile
Digging depth
21.2 ft
4% above avg
73rd percentile
Tear-out force
20,682 lbf
In line with avg
66th percentile
Engine power106 hp
Low 88 hpAverage 111 hpHigh 162 hp
About 4% below the peer average.
Digging depth21.2 ft
Low 17.1 ftAverage 20.4 ftHigh 33.2 ft
About 4% above the peer average.
Tear-out force20,682 lbf
Low 9,096 lbfAverage 20,576 lbfHigh 36,194 lbf
In line with the peer average.
This model Peer average
Crawler excavator information
| Manufacturer | Case |
|---|---|
| Model | 9020B |
| Years of manufacture | 1999-2015 |
| Model series | B |
Operating specifications
| Operating weight | 35,274 lb (16 t) |
|---|---|
| Maximum digging depth | 21.2 ft (6.46 m) |
| Tear-out force | 20,682 lbf (92 kN) |
Engine and emissions
| Engine manufacturer | Case |
|---|---|
| Engine model | 4TA 390 |
| Engine power | 106 hp (79 kW) |
| Diesel particulate filter | No |
Equipment and features
| Air conditioning | No |
|---|---|
| Blade | No |
| Cabin adjustment | No |
| Material handling excavator | No |
| Overload alert | No |
| Hydraulic quick hitch | No |
| Mechanical quick hitch | No |
| Track adjustment | No |
Disclaimer: Specifications should be verified against the official machine documentation and confirmed on the CASE Construction Equipment USA website.

