Case 183 vs Case 197: Which Is the Better Value?

| Based on 44 verified Canadian auction sales

The Case 183 averages $6,307 CAD at auction, compared to $6,195 for the Case 197. Based on 44 verified Canadian auction results tracked by TrackCheck, here's the full breakdown.

The Verdict

Both machines are competitively priced with only a $112 difference. Your decision should come down to brand preference, dealer proximity, and specific feature needs rather than price alone.

Case 183

SSL

$6,307 CAD avg

$720

Low

$12,285

High

18

Sales

Avg 3,188 hours · None–None model years

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Case 197

SSL

$6,195 CAD avg

$1,023

Low

$11,333

High

26

Sales

Avg 1,672 hours · None–None model years

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What are the key differences between 183 and 197?

  • Usage: Used 183s average 3,188 hours while 197s average 1,672 hours.

Both Case and Case retain value well. See our depreciation guide for brand rankings.

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Which is the better value: 183 or 197?

Choose the Case 183 if:

  • You prefer Case's dealer network and parts availability

How do 183 and 197 prices compare by hours?

Case 183 vs Case 197 prices by hours (CAD)
Hours Case 183 Case 197
0-999 hrs $7,279 (2) $6,343 (10)
1,000-1,999 hrs $10,509 (2)
2,000-2,999 hrs $3,219 (2) $4,262 (4)
3,000-3,999 hrs $8,973 (4)
4,000+ hrs $7,769 (4) $10,613 (2)

Hours matter more than age for resale value. See our hours vs age analysis.

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