New Holland Construction has introduced five machines across its mini track loader, rough terrain forklift and compact wheel loader portfolios. The additions are designed for applications including landscaping, agriculture, turf management, hardscaping, snow removal and general material handling.
The new range includes the 43-horsepower C324 Mini Track Loader, F60C and F80C Rough Terrain Forklifts, and W50D and W60D Compact Wheel Loaders. The machines offer different lifting capacities, hydraulic performance and attachment options to meet the needs of contractors, farms and material-handling businesses.
“Today’s operators need hauling and handling equipment that works harder and does more,” said Jake Sickels, product manager for New Holland Construction North America. He said the expanded range would support applications requiring higher lifting capacity, hydraulic performance and jobsite flexibility.
The C324 Mini Track Loader has a rated operating capacity of 2,400 pounds and lifting capacity of 4,800 pounds. It will be available in wide-track and narrow-track configurations measuring 51 inches and 47 inches wide, respectively. Its compact design is intended to provide maneuverability and visibility while offering greater capacity for larger commercial landscaping projects.
The C324 provides standard hydraulic flow of 13 gallons per minute and high-flow capability of 21 gallons per minute. These specifications support attachments such as stump grinders, trenchers, brooms and tillers. Connect-under-pressure hydraulic fittings simplify attachment changes, while customers can choose between common-industry-interface and traditional skid steer attachment plates.
The F60C and F80C Rough Terrain Forklifts expand the company’s material-handling range. The F60C offers a lifting capacity of 6,000 pounds and operating height of 302 inches. The F80C lifts up to 8,000 pounds and reaches 305 inches. Both models feature standard four-wheel drive, a 15-foot mast and 48-inch forks. Optional mast configurations, power fork positioning and turf tyres are available. Both use 74-horsepower engines, while the F80C can be equipped with a heated and air-conditioned cab.
The W50D and W60D complete the D-Series Compact Wheel Loader lineup. They feature a redesigned cab, rearview camera, A-post-mounted monitor and functions including return-to-dig, return-to-height, return-to-dump, ride control and float. All five machines include seven years of complimentary telematics connectivity through myNewHollandConstruction, providing machine location, operating hours, maintenance schedules and machine health information.
The C324, F80C and W50D will be displayed at Equip Exposition in Louisville, Kentucky, from October 20–23, 2026. Orders for the C324 are scheduled to begin in spring 2027. The F60C and F80C are available to order for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2026, while orders for the W50D and W60D are open.
