Hisle Brothers Inc.

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2024 Case CE Small Articulated Loaders SL12

The CASE SL12 is the smallest model in the lineup. It’s compact alright, but it puts real horsepower into your business – 25 hp to be precise. With the appropriate tire option, it measures in at just over 36 in. wide, so it fits into all kinds of tight spaces, including a standard trailer. There’s an intuitive joystick and hydraulic controls that offer excellent command. Once working, it boasts a lifting capacity of over 2,400 lbs., ideal for many landscaping applications. And with a multitude of available attachments, you can keep it working year-round. So, drop the shovel, and let’s really work.

Features may include:

• The new CASE small articulated loaders are narrow and light in design, with shorter overall length, making them easy to use in tight spaces.

• A simple operator station offers 360-degree visibility and the machine drives like a wheel loader with a steering wheel and loader control.

• It’s designed to make operators feel comfortable instantly, and stay that way for hours.

• We offer a wealth of attachments, and with the standard Common Industry Interface (CII coupler) on our smaller SAL machines (SL12, SL12 TR and SL15).

• Our larger SAL machines (SL22EV, SL23, SL27, SL27 TR, SL35 TR and SL50 TR) use SAE couplers offering attachment compatibility with skid steer, compact track and compact wheel loaders.

• You’re not buying from a lawn-and-garden manufacturer when you go with CASE.

• You get the full service and support of the CASE dealer network, which has the qualified technicians and agility you need to limit downtime if there’s ever an issue.

• Several models feature telescoping arms for added reach when loading trucks or moving material from high areas.

• This allows the machine to take on some of the work of a telehandler.

• CASE small articulated loaders offer front articulation, with the operator station on the rear section, allowing for larger cab size and easier entry/exit.

• The rear tires track inline with the front tires for a tighter turn radius. It also allows the operator to work alongside walls and gives clear sightline to the working area. You get greater cab stability with zero cab swing compared to others with rear articulation.