The Case 1845B is a skid steer loader listed for 1983-2010. Key specifications include a listed machine weight of about 6,085 lb and a rated operating capacity of 1,700 lb.
Key specifications
1983-2010Model years
6,085 lbMachine weight
1,700 lbRated capacity
How the Case 1845B compares
These figures compare this machine only with Case wheeled skid steers in this specifications database, not with the other loader type. They are descriptive database comparisons, not performance ratings.
Machine weight6,085 lb
Low 2,163 lbAverage 6,947 lbHigh 10,202 lb
About 12% lighter than the Case wheeled skid steers database average. Around the 32nd percentile within this Case wheeled skid steers dataset.
Rated operating capacity1,700 lb
Low 700 lbAverage 2,225 lbHigh 4,305 lb
About 24% lower than the Case wheeled skid steers database average. Around the 30th percentile within this Case wheeled skid steers dataset.
This model Case wheeled skid steers average
Useful conversions and calculated specifications
Machine weight
6,085 lb (2,760 kg)
Rated operating capacity
1,700 lb (771 kg)
Rated capacity as % of machine weight
27.9%
Case 1845B FAQ
What years was the Case 1845B manufactured?
The available specifications list the Case 1845B for 1983-2010.
How much does a Case 1845B weigh?
The listed machine weight is about 6,085 lb (2,760 kg).
What is the rated operating capacity of the Case 1845B?
The listed rated operating capacity is 1,700 lb (771 kg).
Model information
Years of manufacture
1983-2010
Machine type
Skid Steer Loader
Capacity and performance
Weight
6,085 lb (2,760 kg)
Rated operating capacity
1,700 lb (771 kg)
Tyres, controls and equipment
Model series
B
Diesel particulate filter
No
LPG motor
No
Burglar proof system
No
Disclaimer: Specifications can vary by market, production date, configuration, tyres/tracks, bucket and optional equipment. Historical and scraped data can also contain errors. Comparison figures on this page are calculated only from Case wheeled skid steers in this dataset. The size diagram visualizes listed dimensions and is not a transport-clearance, stability or safe-load certification. For purchase, transport, service or safety decisions, verify critical specifications with the machine’s official Case documentation. Visit the official Case skid steer website.
