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1999 Case 9020B
This 1999 Case 9020B is a construction excavator with a 42-inch bucket and manual thumb for improved digging control. The machine shows 9,000 hours of operation. The undercarriage is in fair condition at a 45 rating. One thing to note: the engine compartment doors are missing and will need to be sourced separately. Located in Oklahoma. This unit has been previously sold.
Stock Number
STK-7571009
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Location
Oklahoma, USA
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Item Details
| Industry | HeavyMachinery |
| Titled Vehicle | No |
| Template | Construction |
| Year | 1999 |
| Make | Case |
| Model | 9020B |
| Bucket Size (Inches/Feet) | 42" |
| Hours | 9000 |
| Thumb | true |
| Thumb Type | Manual |
| Undercarriage Condition | 45 |
| Mechanical Issues | Don't have the doors for the engine compartment |
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