This Case 1835 skid steer for sale in Baltic, Ohio is now offered at $8,750 OBO after being reduced from $9,500. The seller describes the machine as tight with no leaks and reports that a new hydraulic drive was installed in spring 2026.
The hour meter was replaced last year, with the seller estimating approximately 8,000 operating hours before the original meter was replaced. Buyers should therefore consider total lifetime usage to be approximately 8,000-plus the hours accumulated on the replacement meter.
The Case 1835 is an older wheeled skid steer with approximately a 1,200-pound rated operating capacity and a straightforward hydrostatic design. It may appeal to farms, acreage owners, mechanics, contractors, landscapers, and property-maintenance operations looking for a lower-cost used skid loader.
Located in Baltic, Ohio, with nationwide transportation assistance potentially available.
General Specs
Replaced Components
- Seller reports a new hydraulic drive was installed in spring 2026.
- Seller reports a new hour meter was installed last year.
Hours Disclosure
- Approximately 8,000 operating hours were estimated before the replacement hour meter was installed.
- Current reading on the replacement hour meter was not provided.
- Total lifetime hours should therefore be considered approximately 8,000-plus the hours accumulated since meter replacement.
Seller-Reported Condition
- Seller describes the skid steer as a tight machine.
- Seller reports no leaks.
Additional Maintenance
No other specific recent repairs, service records, engine work, hydraulic-cylinder repairs, tire replacements, or major component replacements were provided by the seller.
The seller has provided limited ownership-history information on this Case 1835.
What has been disclosed is particularly relevant to the machine's mechanical history. The seller describes the skid steer as a tight machine with no leaks and reports that a new hydraulic drive was installed during spring 2026.
The machine has accumulated substantial lifetime use. A replacement hour meter was installed last year, and the seller estimates the skid steer had approximately 8,000 hours before the original meter was replaced.
The current replacement-meter reading, exact production year, length of ownership, previous applications, storage history, and reason for selling were not supplied.
The machine is therefore being represented as a used Case 1835 with the seller-reported condition and repair information stated above rather than with an assumed ownership or maintenance history.
Available in Baltic, Ohio, this Case 1835 skid steer for sale is an older, straightforward skid loader now priced at $8,750 OBO, reduced from the previous asking price of $9,500. The seller describes the machine as tight with no leaks and reports that a new hydraulic drive was installed in spring 2026. A replacement hour meter was installed last year, with the machine estimated to have had approximately 8,000 operating hours before the new meter was installed.
For buyers searching for an affordable used skid steer for farm work, property maintenance, material handling, cleanup, landscaping, or general construction projects, this Case provides a practical option without the purchase price or electronic complexity of a newer machine.
Price Reduced to $8,750 OBO
The seller has lowered the asking price on this Case 1835 from $9,500 to $8,750 OBO.
That reduced price, combined with the seller-reported hydraulic-drive replacement completed in 2026, may make this machine worth consideration for buyers looking for a lower-cost skid steer that can handle everyday farm, yard, maintenance, and material-handling work.
Reasonable offers are being considered.
Seller-Reported Condition
The seller describes this Case 1835 as a tight machine and specifically reports no current leaks.
That is important information on an older skid loader, particularly for buyers evaluating hydraulic and drivetrain condition. As with any used machine of this age and operating history, an in-person inspection is recommended so a prospective buyer can verify operation, hydraulic performance, steering response, pins and bushings, tires, attachment operation, and overall condition.
The seller has not represented this machine as restored or problem-free. Instead, it is being marketed based on the actual condition information supplied: a tight older machine with no seller-reported leaks and a significant recent hydraulic-drive replacement.
New Hydraulic Drive Installed in 2026
One of the most important updates to this skid steer is the seller-reported installation of a new hydraulic drive in spring 2026.
Hydrostatic drive components are major parts of a skid steer's propulsion system, making this a particularly relevant repair for buyers comparing older used machines.
Buyers interested in the machine are encouraged to ask what specific hydraulic-drive component or assembly was replaced and whether invoices or documentation are available.
Hour Meter and Operating Hours
The current hour meter does not represent the machine's total lifetime use.
According to the seller, a new hour meter was installed last year. The skid steer was estimated to have approximately 8,000 hours before that replacement meter was installed.
Because of the meter change, prospective buyers should evaluate this machine based on its disclosed approximate lifetime usage rather than relying solely on the number presently shown on the replacement meter.
The current reading on the replacement meter was not supplied.
Case 1835 Skid Steer Capability
The Case 1835 belongs to an earlier generation of compact skid steer loaders built around relatively simple mechanical and hydraulic systems.
Commonly published specifications for the standard Case 1835 indicate a rated operating capacity of approximately 1,200 pounds, with a tipping load around 2,400 pounds. Published operating weight is approximately 4,500 pounds, depending on configuration.
Those dimensions and capabilities place the 1835 in a useful size class for smaller farms, acreage owners, maintenance operations, contractors, mechanics, and buyers needing a maneuverable loader for lighter material-handling jobs.
Potential applications may include:
- Moving dirt, gravel, mulch, feed, or manure
- Barn and livestock-area cleanup
- Property and driveway maintenance
- Light grading
- Material handling
- Landscaping projects
- Debris cleanup
- Loading trucks or trailers
- Farm and acreage work
- Snow removal with an appropriate attachment
- General shop or yard work
Attachment compatibility should always be confirmed before purchase.
Simple Older-Machine Appeal
Some buyers specifically seek older skid steers because they prefer equipment with fewer computerized systems and emissions components than modern machines.
The Case 1835 comes from that earlier generation of skid loaders. For an owner comfortable maintaining older equipment, that simplicity may be attractive.
Age still matters, however. Buyers should inspect hydraulic hoses, cylinders, wheel bearings, chain cases, pins, bushings, engine condition, hydrostatic performance, electrical components, tires, controls, and safety equipment before purchasing.
Price and Location
This Case 1835 skid steer is located in Baltic, Ohio, and is now being offered at $8,750 OBO, reduced from the previous $9,500 asking price.
The seller is open to reasonable offers.
Baltic places the machine within reach of buyers throughout eastern and central Ohio as well as surrounding Midwest and Appalachian markets.
Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this skid steer on behalf of the seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party.
Financing assistance may be available to qualified buyers through independent financing providers. Approval, rates, down payment requirements, and terms are determined by the financing provider.
Nationwide transportation assistance may also be available through independent equipment-transport providers.
Serious buyers are encouraged to contact Trustworthy Equipment LLC for current availability, additional information, inspection arrangements, or help coordinating transportation.
Specifications are believed to be accurate but are not guaranteed and may vary by unit. Buyers should independently verify all specifications, features, and condition prior to purchase.
The following specifications combine seller-provided information with published manufacturer and historical model specifications for the Case 1835. Specifications may vary by production year, serial number, engine, options, tires, attachments, and configuration. Buyers should verify specifications that are important to their intended use.
General Information
Manufacturer: Case
Model: 1835
Equipment Type: Wheeled skid steer loader / Uni-Loader
Production Era: Approximately 1980–1982 for the original Case 1835 generation
Price: $8,750 OBO — reduced from $9,500
Location: Baltic, Ohio
Reported Lifetime Hours: Approximately 8,000 hours before replacement hour meter, plus hours accumulated since meter replacement
Seller-Reported Condition: Tight machine with no reported leaks
Lift Design: Radial lift
Rated Operating Capacity: Approximately 1,200 lb
Tipping Load: Approximately 2,400 lb
Operating Weight: Approximately 4,300–4,550 lb depending on engine and configuration
Engine
The original Case 1835 was available with more than one factory engine configuration. The actual engine installed in this machine should be confirmed from the engine or serial-number plate.
Common Diesel Engine: Case 188D
Diesel Configuration: 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled diesel
Diesel Displacement: Approximately 188 cu. in. / 3.1 L
Published Diesel Power: Approximately 34 hp
Common Gasoline Engine: Case 148G
Gasoline Configuration: 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled gasoline
Gasoline Displacement: Approximately 148 cu. in. / 2.4 L
Published Gasoline Power: Approximately 32 hp
Because the seller has not confirmed whether this particular skid steer is gasoline or diesel, the actual engine and fuel type should be verified before those specifications are entered into structured website filters.
Transmission & Drive
Drive System: Hydrostatic
Drive Configuration: Four-wheel skid steer
Transmission: Hydrostatic drive system
Final Drive: Chain-driven wheel system
Published Maximum Travel Speed: Approximately 6 mph, depending on configuration
The seller reports that a new hydraulic drive was installed in spring 2026. The exact component or assembly replaced should be confirmed because the term “hydraulic drive” can describe different portions of a skid steer's hydrostatic propulsion system.
Hydraulic System
Hydraulic System: Open-center hydraulic system commonly published for this generation
Published Auxiliary Hydraulic Flow: Approximately 10–11 GPM depending on reference and configuration
Published System Pressure: Approximately 2,250 PSI
Auxiliary Hydraulics: Model was designed to operate compatible hydraulic attachments; actual coupler configuration should be confirmed
The hydraulic-drive replacement reported by the seller is particularly relevant on an older hydrostatic skid steer and should be highlighted when documentation or additional details become available.
Loader Performance
Rated Operating Capacity: Approximately 1,200 lb
Tipping Load: Approximately 2,400 lb
Published Boom Breakout Force: Approximately 2,250–2,330 lb
Published Bucket Breakout Force: Approximately 3,100 lb
Lift Path: Radial
These specifications make the Case 1835 suitable for lighter material handling, barn work, landscaping, cleanup, property maintenance, snow removal, and general farm or shop applications when equipped with an appropriate attachment.
Dimensions & Weight
Published dimensions vary somewhat by configuration and source.
Operating Weight: Approximately 4,300–4,550 lb
Overall Length: Approximately 9.3 ft, depending on bucket or attachment
Overall Width: Approximately 4.1–4.5 ft depending on tires and configuration
Overall Height: Approximately 6.7 ft
Actual transport dimensions should be measured before arranging transportation because tires, buckets, attachments, and machine configuration can affect overall size.
Tires & Running Gear
The Case 1835 was offered with different tire configurations during its production era.
The actual tire size and current tire condition on this unit have not yet been supplied and should be confirmed from the machine rather than assumed from factory specifications.
Seller-Specific Mechanical Information
Hydraulic Drive: Seller reports new hydraulic drive installed in spring 2026
Hour Meter: Replacement meter installed last year
Original Meter Estimate: Approximately 8,000 hours before replacement
Current Replacement-Meter Reading: Not yet supplied
Leaks: Seller reports no leaks
Overall Description: Seller describes machine as tight
This used Case 1835 skid steer for sale provides buyers with an opportunity to purchase an older, mechanically straightforward skid loader at a current asking price of $8,750 OBO.
Located in Baltic, Ohio, the machine is being marketed based on several important seller-reported details. The seller describes the Case 1835 as tight with no leaks and reports installation of a new hydraulic drive in spring 2026.
The Case 1835, also commonly referred to as a Case Uni-Loader or Case skid loader, belongs to an earlier generation of wheeled skid steers produced before today's electronically controlled engines and emissions systems became common.
Published specifications for the original Case 1835 commonly place rated operating capacity at approximately 1,200 pounds, with a tipping load near 2,400 pounds. Depending on engine configuration, these machines were commonly equipped with approximately 32–34 horsepower.
Potential buyers may consider a Case 1835 for farm chores, livestock-area cleanup, property maintenance, material handling, landscaping, light grading, snow removal, debris cleanup, or general shop and yard use.
The machine has substantial disclosed lifetime usage. The seller estimates approximately 8,000 hours were accumulated before the hour meter was replaced last year. Buyers should verify the present replacement-meter reading and inspect the machine's current mechanical condition.
Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this skid steer on behalf of the seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party. Nationwide transportation assistance may also be available through independent equipment-transport providers.
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