New Holland Construction Launches Five New Machines for Material Handling and Landscaping
New Holland Construction has introduced five new machines across its mini track loader, rough terrain forklift and compact wheel loader portfolios.
The expansion includes the C324 Mini Track Loader, F60C and F80C Rough Terrain Forklifts, and W50D and W60D Compact Wheel Loaders.
The new equipment targets landscaping, agriculture, construction, turf management, hardscaping and snow removal applications.
Each machine offers capabilities designed to improve material handling, lifting performance and jobsite versatility.
In addition, all five models include seven years of complimentary telematics connectivity.
New Holland Construction Expands Material Handling Equipment
The latest additions give equipment owners more options for moving materials and handling heavy loads.
The machines support applications such as loading trucks, transporting pallets, moving mulch and handling construction materials.
Jake Sickels, Product Manager at New Holland Construction North America, highlighted the growing demand for versatile equipment.
“With greater lifting capacity, enhanced hydraulic performance and increased jobsite versatility, the New Holland Construction lineup expansion will further our presence in material-handling and on ever-evolving landscaping jobsites,” Sickels said.
Meanwhile, Product Manager Dan Kakareka emphasised the importance of equipment flexibility.
He explained that different jobsites require machines capable of handling various materials and attachments.
C324 Mini Track Loader Offers 2,400-Pound Operating Capacity
The new C324 Mini Track Loader features a 43-horsepower engine and increased lifting capabilities.
It provides a rated operating capacity of 2,400 pounds and a maximum lifting capacity of 4,800 pounds.
Customers can choose between two track configurations:
- Wide-track version measuring 51 inches
- Narrow-track version measuring 47 inches
The C324 builds on the design of the existing C314 and C314X mini track loaders.
However, its larger frame provides additional capacity for demanding commercial applications.
The machine also maintains the maneuverability and ground-level visibility associated with compact equipment.
Enhanced Hydraulics Support More Attachments
The C324 offers improved hydraulic performance for operating demanding attachments.
Its hydraulic system delivers 13 gallons per minute (gpm) of standard flow and 21 gpm of high-flow capability.
As a result, operators can use attachments such as stump grinders, trenchers, brooms and tillers.
The machine also features connect-under-pressure hydraulic fittings for easier attachment changes.
Furthermore, customers can select a common-industry-interface attachment plate or a traditional skid steer attachment plate.
This flexibility allows operators to use attachments suited to their existing equipment and applications.
The rear standing platform provides clear visibility around the machine.
Additionally, the C324 can be transported using a half-ton pickup truck, depending on trailer and transport configurations.
F60C and F80C Rough Terrain Forklifts Increase Lifting Capacity
New Holland Construction has expanded its rough terrain forklift range with the F60C and F80C models.
Both machines offer greater lifting capacity and operating height than the previously introduced F50C.
The F60C provides 6,000 pounds of lifting capacity and an operating height of 302 inches.
Meanwhile, the F80C offers 8,000 pounds of lifting capacity and an operating height of 305 inches.
Both forklifts feature standard four-wheel drive and a 15-foot mast with 48-inch forks.
Customers can also choose optional mast configurations, including a 22-foot straight-lift mast and a 15-foot free-lift mast.
Optional power fork positioning provides additional flexibility for material handling operations.
New Forklifts Target Agriculture and Hardscape Applications
The F60C and F80C are designed for several material handling environments.
These include turf farms, hardscape businesses, bulk material yards and agricultural operations.
Both machines can handle pallets, packaged materials, turf, stone and other heavy loads.
In addition, optional turf tires help reduce ground pressure on sensitive surfaces.
This feature is particularly useful for turf and vegetable farming operations.
Both forklifts feature 74-gross-horsepower engines and spacious operator compartments.
The F80C also offers an optional enclosed cab with heating and air conditioning.
A premium LED lighting package is available for improved visibility during low-light operations.
W50D and W60D Complete Compact Wheel Loader Range
The new W50D and W60D Compact Wheel Loaders complete New Holland Construction’s D-Series lineup.
Both models feature compact frames designed for maneuverability in restricted working environments.
They target landscaping, construction, agriculture and general material handling applications.
The W50D and W60D join the W70D and W80D models introduced earlier in 2026.
Meanwhile, the W100D, launched in 2025, remains the largest machine in the range.
Redesigned Cab Improves Operator Comfort
The W50D and W60D feature redesigned operator cabs with improved control layouts.
A pilot-controlled seat and right-hand console move together with the operator.
This arrangement aims to improve comfort and machine control during operation.
Both models also include a standard rearview camera and A-post-mounted monitor.
Additional standard features include return-to-dig, return-to-height, return-to-dump, ride control and float functions.
Furthermore, customers can choose from several tire and attachment options.
Available couplers include skid steer and horizontal-pin configurations.
These features support applications such as truck loading, pallet handling, mulch movement and snow removal.
Seven Years of Telematics Connectivity Included
All five new machines come with seven years of complimentary telematics connectivity through myNewHollandConstruction.
The platform provides equipment owners with access to important machine information.
Available data includes machine location, operating hours, maintenance schedules and equipment health.
In addition, the system offers geofencing, curfew monitoring and maintenance alerts.
These features help fleet managers track equipment usage and plan maintenance activities.
As a result, businesses can make more informed decisions about fleet operations and machine availability.
New Holland Announces Equipment Availability
Three of the new machines will make their public debuts at Equip Exposition 2026 in Louisville, Kentucky.
The exhibition takes place from October 20 to 23, 2026.
Visitors can see the C324 Mini Track Loader, F80C Rough Terrain Forklift and W50D Compact Wheel Loader.
The machines will be displayed at New Holland Construction’s indoor booth #7068 and outdoor booth #7538D.
Ordering schedules vary across the new lineup.
The C324 Mini Track Loader will become available to order in spring 2027.
Meanwhile, the F60C and F80C Rough Terrain Forklifts are available to order now, with deliveries planned for the fourth quarter of 2026.
Orders are also open for the W50D and W60D Compact Wheel Loaders.
New Holland Strengthens Compact Equipment Portfolio
The five-machine launch expands New Holland Construction’s presence in material handling and compact equipment.
The new models offer increased lifting capabilities, flexible attachments and improved operator controls.
Furthermore, standard telematics connectivity provides additional support for equipment monitoring and maintenance.
With the latest additions, New Holland Construction new machines offer customers more choices for landscaping, agriculture and construction operations.
The expanded portfolio reflects the company’s focus on equipment versatility, productivity and connected fleet management.
