New Holland Construction is introducing five machines across its mini track loader, rough terrain forklift, and compact wheel loader portfolios. The new C324, F60C, F80C, W50D, and W60D models are designed for material handling and work in landscaping, agriculture, turf, hardscape, snow removal, and other applications.
The lineup includes machines for moving bulk materials, loading trucks, handling pallets, and working in environments where maneuverability, visibility, and attachment flexibility are important.
“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 customizable attachments built for the task.”
The C324 mini track loader is powered by a 43-horsepower engine and provides a rated operating capacity of 2,400 pounds and a lifting capacity of 4,800 pounds. It will be available in 51-inch-wide and 47-inch-wide configurations.
Its hydraulic system provides 13 gallons per minute of standard flow and 21 gallons per minute of high-flow capability. The system supports high-performance attachments, including stump grinders, trenchers, brooms, tillers, and other rotary attachments.
Connect-under-pressure hydraulic fittings are designed to make attachment changes easier. Buyers can select a common-industry-interface attachment plate or a traditional skid steer attachment plate.
The C324 also provides an all-around view from its rear standing platform. Depending on the trailer and transport configuration, the machine can be hauled by a half-ton pickup truck.
Ordering for the C324 is scheduled to begin in spring 2027.
The F60C and F80C rough terrain forklifts add capacity and operating height to New Holland Construction's forklift range. The F60C has a 6,000-pound lifting capacity and 302 inches of operating height, while the F80C provides an 8,000-pound lifting capacity and 305 inches of operating height.
Both models include four-wheel drive, a 15-foot mast, and 48-inch forks. Optional mast configurations include a 22-foot straight-lift mast and a 15-foot free-lift mast. Power fork positioning is also available as an option.
The forklifts are intended for handling pallets, packaged goods, turf, stone, rock, and other bulk materials across different terrain. Optional turf tires are available for applications where reducing ground pressure is important.
Both machines are powered by engines producing 74 gross horsepower. The F80C also offers an optional cab with heat and air conditioning, and a premium LED lighting package is available for low-light work.
The F60C and F80C are available to order for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The W50D and W60D compact wheel loaders round out the D-Series lineup. They join the W70D and W80D, which use a midsized frame introduced in early 2026, and the W100D, launched in 2025.
The W50D and W60D have compact frames and are intended for landscaping, construction, agriculture, and material handling. Both models feature a redesigned cab with a pilot-controlled seat and right-hand console that moves with the operator.
Standard equipment includes a rearview camera, an A-post-mounted monitor, return-to-dig, return-to-height, return-to-dump, ride control, and float.
Tire and attachment options include skid steer and horizontal-pin couplers. Potential applications include truck loading, pallet handling, mulch loading, snow removal, and general material movement. Ordering is open for both models.
All five machines include seven years of complimentary telematics connectivity through myNewHollandConstruction. Owners and operators can access machine location, operating hours, maintenance schedules, and machine health information. The platform also includes geofencing, curfew monitoring, and maintenance alerts.
The C324 Mini Track Loader, F80C Rough Terrain Forklift, and W50D Compact Wheel Loader will make their public debuts at Equip Exposition, October 20 to 23, 2026, in Louisville, Kentucky. The machines will be displayed at New Holland Construction's indoor booth No. 7068 and outdoor booth No. 7538D.
Oct 15, 2026
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