2008 Case 590 SM

2008 CASE 590 SM

Low Hours, Extended Arm, Open cab, clean,

No leaks, Great condition, Strong engine

Overview

The 2008 Case 590 Super M (SM) is a powerful and versatile backhoe loader designed for heavy-duty construction, landscaping, and excavation tasks. With an operating weight of approximately 19,578–20,532 lbs (depending on configuration) and a robust 99–109 hp engine, the 590 SM excels in deep trenching, heavy material handling, and large-scale projects. A low-hour unit (e.g., under 3,000 hours) indicates minimal wear, likely from light municipal or farm use, making it a reliable and durable choice for demanding applications.

Compared to its predecessor, the Case 580 Super M (SM), the 590 SM offers enhanced power, stability, and digging capabilities, positioning it as a “heavier-duty” option for operators needing superior performance. While the 580 SM remains a versatile and cost-effective machine for lighter to medium-duty tasks, the 590 SM’s upgrades make it ideal for more intensive workloads.

Key Specifications of the 2008 Case 590 Super M

• Engine: Case Family III 445T/M2, Tier II-certified, 4-cylinder diesel engine delivering 99–109 hp. Low hours ensure reliable starts, minimal wear, and excellent fuel efficiency for its class.
• Digging Depth: Standard digging depth of 15.5 ft, extendable to 19–20 ft with the Extendahoe feature (standard on most units). Ideal for deep trenching or septic system installation.
• Loader Capacity: 93-inch-wide front bucket (often a 4-in-1 clamshell) with a breakout force of ~13,700 lbs and lifting capacity of ~4,100 lbs, suited for heavy material handling.
• Hydraulic System: Variable-displacement pump delivering up to 43 gpm at 3,400–3,700 psi, with PowerBoost for temporary digging power surges. Pilot controls ensure precision and reduced operator fatigue.
• Transmission: 4-speed PowerDrive H-Type with hydraulic clutch shifting, offering seamless automatic drive engagement and a top speed of ~25 mph. A low-hour transmission ensures smooth operation without slipping.
• Dimensions: 23 ft 10 in long, 7 ft 9 in wide, with an 84.5-inch 4WD wheelbase. Larger rear tires and a wider stance enhance stability for craning or digging.
• Weight: 19,578–20,532 lbs, providing a solid platform for heavy-duty tasks.