Case SR210 Skid Steer
The Case SR210 is a mid-size radial-lift skid steer loader with a 2,100 lb rated operating capacity. It is a well-known 70 hp class machine for farm chores, construction cleanup, and general attachment work.
Case SR210 specifications
| Production years | 2011-2019 |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Skid steer loader |
| Rated operating capacity (ROC) | 2,100 lb |
| Engine | FPT diesel, 74 hp gross |
| Operating weight | Approx. 6,970 lb |
| Lift path | Radial lift |
| Auxiliary hydraulics | Standard flow, 24.2 gpm; high flow available |
What the SR210 is used for
The SR210 is designed for loading feed, manure, gravel, soil, and palletized materials, plus grading and cleanup around farms and jobsites. Its radial-lift geometry favors digging, pushing, and breakout work, while the universal quick-attach supports buckets, forks, grapples, augers, and other compatible tools.
Owners value it today as a capable middleweight skid steer with strong standard auxiliary flow and a familiar Case support network. It is a practical fit for mixed farms and small contractor fleets that need useful capacity without moving to a large-frame machine.
Why the Case SR210 stands out
The SR210 is notable for combining a 2,100 lb ROC with radial-lift digging performance, 74 hp power, and robust auxiliary hydraulics. Its common attachment interface, broad dealer coverage, and established used-market presence help support parts access and resale interest.
Buying a used Case SR210
Inspect lift and tilt cylinders, pins and bushings, hydraulic hoses and couplers, tires, and the chaincase for leakage or neglected service. Drive it until warm and test both travel sides, steering, loader functions, and auxiliary flow under load; verify the exact serial-number specifications and service history with a Case dealer or operator manual.
Case SR210 frequently asked questions
What is the Case SR210 rated operating capacity?
The commonly cited ROC is 2,100 lb at 50 percent of tipping load.
Is the Case SR210 radial lift or vertical lift?
The SR210 uses a radial-lift loader arm.
What should I check on a used SR210?
Focus on hydraulic leaks, loader-pivot wear, chaincase condition, drive performance when warm, tire condition, and maintenance records.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against TractorData.com and the machine's records. Values and prices of used skid steers vary by condition, use, and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.