New Holland Construction has expanded its material handling range with five machines aimed at moving, loading and handling materials across applications including landscaping, agriculture, turf, hardscape and snow removal. The line-up comprises the C324 mini track loader, the F60C and F80C rough terrain forklifts and the W50D and W60D compact wheel loaders, covering bulk material movement, truck loading and pallet handling.
“Today’s operators need hauling and handling equipment that works harder and does more,” says Jake Sickels, product manager for New Holland Construction North America. “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.”
“Material handling looks different from job to job, which is why flexibility is so important,” says Dan Kakareka, product manager for New Holland Construction North America. “Whether an operator is loading mulch, moving pallets, handling turf and stone, loading trucks or working on a landscape project, these additions to our lineup give them a machine with customisable attachments built for the task.”
The 43hp C324 mini track loader is the largest in the range, offering 2,400lb of rated operating capacity and 4,800lb of lifting capacity, and available in wide-track (51in) and narrow-track (47in) configurations. It builds on the C314 and C314X (eMTL) mini track loaders with additional capacity for larger commercial jobs while retaining the ground visibility, manoeuvrability and transportability of a mini track loader.
The C324 offers 13gpm of standard hydraulic flow and 21gpm of high-flow capability, allowing it to run higher-performance attachments. Connect-under-pressure hydraulic fittings ease attachment changes, and buyers can specify either a common-industry-interface (CII) attachment plate or a traditional skid steer attachment plate. Operators work from a rear standing platform offering ground-level visibility, and the machine can be hauled by a half-ton pickup, depending on trailer and transport configuration.
The F60C and F80C rough terrain forklifts join the previously launched F50C with greater lift capacity and operating height. The F60C is rated at 6,000 lb of lifting capacity and 302in of operating height, while the F80C offers 8,000lb and 305in. Both have standard four-wheel drive and a standard 15ft mast with 48in forks, with optional masts including a 22ft straight-lift mast and a 15ft free-lift mast, plus optional power fork positioning.
New Holland Construction says the forklifts extend a category it established in vineyards and citrus operations into turf farms, hardscape and bulk material yards. Turf tyre options are available to reduce ground pressure for ground-sensitive work such as turf and vegetable farms. Both models are powered by engines producing 74hp gross and have a spacious operator compartment; the F80C is also available with an optional heated and air-conditioned cab and a premium LED lighting package for low-light work.
The W50D and W60D complete the D-Series compact wheel loader line-up, giving a wider choice of machine size and performance. Designed for landscaping, construction, material handling and agriculture, both use a compact frame; the W70D and W80D use the mid-sized frame introduced in early 2026, while the W100D, launched in 2025, remains the largest in the line-up.
Both feature a redesigned cab with a pilot-controlled seat and a right-hand console that moves with the operator, along with a standard rearview camera and an A-post-mounted monitor. Standard functions include return-to-dig, return-to-height, return-to-dump, ride control and float. A range of tyre and coupler options, including skid steer and horizontal-pin couplers, suit applications such as truck loading, pallet handling, mulch loading and snow removal.
All five machines come with seven years of telematics connectivity as standard, giving access to machine data including location, operating hours, maintenance schedules and machine health, along with geofencing, curfew monitoring and maintenance alerts.
The C324 mini track loader, F80C rough terrain forklift and W50D compact wheel loader make their public debut on New Holland Construction’s stands at the Equip Exposition, held from 20 to 23 October 2026 in Louisville, Kentucky (indoor booth 7068 and outdoor booth 7538D).
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