As trade show season nears, New Holland Construction is bringing five new products to market, all designed to help operators move, load and handle materials more efficiently across a variety of applications.
The new C324 Mini Track Loader, F60C and F80C Rough Terrain Forklifts and W50D and W60D Compact Wheel Loaders give customers a range of options for moving bulk materials, loading trucks, handling pallets and working in environments where maneuverability, visibility and versatility are important.
C324 Mini Track Loader: New Holland is introducing the new 43-HP C324 Mini Track Loader in response to customer demand for a larger unit. The C324 offers 2,400 pounds of rated operating capacity and 4,800 pounds of lifting capacity and will be available in both wide-track (51 inches) and narrow-track (47 inches) configurations.
Higher hydraulic performance allows the C324 to operate a wider range of high-performance attachments, including high-capacity stump grinders, trenchers, brooms, tillers and other rotary attachments. This machine features 13 gpm of standard flow and 21 gpm of high-flow capability to ensure it is an exact match for the range of CNH attachments.
Attachment adaptability is built into the machine, with connect-under-pressure hydraulic fittings that make attachment changes easier. Customers can choose between a common-industry-interface (CII) attachment plate and a traditional skid steer attachment plate, allowing them to match the machine to their existing attachments or application needs.
F60C and F80C Rough Terrain Forklifts: The new F60C and F80C Rough Terrain Forklifts provide additional lift capacity and operating height compared with the previously launched F50C model. The F60C is rated at 6,000 pounds of lifting capacity and 302 inches of operating height, while the F80C offers 8,000 pounds of lifting capacity and 305 inches of operating height.
Both models feature standard four-wheel drive and a standard 15-foot mast with 48-inch forks. Customers can further customize the machines with optional mast choices, including a 22-foot straight-lift mast and a 15-foot free-lift mast, as well as optional power fork positioning to raise the bar on jobsite productivity.
The F60C and F80C build on New Holland Construction’s legacy in the Rough Terrain Forklift category, which was forged in vineyards and on citrus operations. These new models expand the lineup into turf farms, hardscape, bulk material yards and other material handling environments.
W50D and W60D Compact Wheel Loaders: The new W50D and W60D D-Series Compact Wheel Loaders are designed for heavy-duty use. The W70D and W80D use the mid-sized frame introduced in early 2026, while the W100D, launched in 2025, is the largest model in the lineup.
The W50D and W60D both feature a redesigned cab with a pilot-controlled seat and right-hand console that moves with the operator for improved control. Enhanced visibility, a standard rearview camera and an A-post-mounted monitor help operators stay focused on the job site. Standard features like return-to-dig, return-to-height, return-to-dump, ride control and float are also included.
A range of tire and attachment options are available for both models, including skid steer and horizontal-pin couplers, making them well suited for use cases such as truck loading, pallet handling, mulch loading, snow removal and general material moving.
All five of these new machines come with seven years of complimentary telematics connectivity through myNewHollandConstruction. The platform gives owners and operators access to in-depth machine data: machine location, operating hours, maintenance schedules and machine health information. Features like geofencing, curfew monitoring and maintenance alerts are also included to help fleet managers make more informed decisions about their fleets and help keep jobs moving on schedule. All will be on display Oct. 20-23 at the Equip Exposition in Louisville, Kentucky.
