1818 Case 1818 Specifications & Technical Data (1990—2014)

Engine

Both the 1818 and 1825 have fuel-efficient engines that are well-suited for skid-steer applications. On the 1818 it's the Onan Performer 218 gas engine, while the 1825 offers a choice of a Nissan A12 gas or a Kubota V1100-B diesel. Either way, you'll have the power necessary for peak productivity.

Cold Starts

On the 1818, a cab lever disengages the hydrostatic transmission to lessen the load on the starter during cold starts; the 1825 diesel comes with glow plugs that heat the air in the pre-combustion chambers. Additionally, block heaters are available for both 1825 engines.

4 Cylinders

Whichever engine you go with on the 1825, operation will benefit from a 4-cylinder design. Both engines run smooth and quiet and with minimal vibration.

Cooling systems

To maintain proper engine temperatures, the 1818 gas engine is air cooled and has an engine oil temperature sensor. Both engine options for the 1825 are water cooled.

Hydraulics

Large hydraulic capacity and excellent cooling capability add up to powerful, yet efficient operation. You can count on having the muscle you need for loader functions and attachments. Hydraulic pump — High-capacity equipment pump responds quickly to loader and attachment demands. The 1818 pump is belt-driven off of the engine crankshaft, and the 1825 pump is in tandem with the hydrostatic pumps. Big reservoir — A steel oil tank is located in the right-hand upright. Large volume means oil cycles through the system at a low frequency. This results in cooler oil and reduced component temperatures. Efficient cooling — Large capacity hydraulic oil cooler is located within the back of the unit to utilize the circulation of the engine fan air flow for maximum heat dissipation. Two systems — Oil for the hydraulic system is kept separate from oil for the chains and sprockets. Oil stays cleaner so it lasts longer, and maintenance and overall operating costs are reduced. Auxiliary hydraulics — Located on the loader arms for quick coupling of attachments, auxiliary hydraulics increase the skid steer’s versatility.

Case 1818 and 1825 Uni-Loader Skid Steers

Case 1818 and 1825 Uni-Loader skid steers are handy chore machines with the size and agility to operate units both indoors and out. These heavy-duty skid steers are designed and constructed for hard use, while uncomplicated controls supply the accuracy needed for tight spaces and tight schedules. You can depend on Case skid steers to handle a variety of tasks – they are always ready to work. The 1818 and 1825 can be equipped for loading, material handling, light digging and plowing, while convenient maintenance features and built-in reliability keep them on the job. Quality performance and maximum utilization add up to a sizeable return when you invest in a Case 1818 or 1825 Uni-Loader skid steer.

Frame/Loader

The skid steer’s frame and loader are designed and built with the structural integrity to withstand continuous use, while its compact size and turning ability allow work in tight spaces. With quick coupling of attachments and effective breakout force, expect reliable, quality performance.

Strength and Agility

Rugged construction of the frame, uprights and loader arms means the 1818 and 1825 can absorb the shock of heavy work; yet they’re nimble enough to spot-turn within their own lengths.

Stability

You’ll have a distinct advantage when loading trucks or working on slopes due to the skid steer’s good weight distribution. For added stability when working on uneven surfaces, reverse the 5.70 x 15 4PR tires for a 7" (175 mm) increase in the overall width.

Breakout Force

Two heavy-duty lift cylinders work in tandem with dual bucket cylinders that are mounted on the loader arms for fast bucket fills.

4-Point Support

Dual bucket cylinders and two loader stop blocks mounted to the front of the main frame help spread digging forces evenly throughout the unit. Corner load stress is minimized, so the loader arms and quick coupler last a long time.

FFC Coupler

Fast interchange of equipment increases both versatility and productivity. No tools are required for easy mounting and dismounting of all Case attachments and approved allied attachments.

Attachments

Put quick-mounting Case-approved attachments to work for you. Highly portable and backed by performance of the versatile skid steer, they’ll easily accomplish a variety of tasks that used to require time-consuming manual labor.