New Holland Construction hasn't gone anywhere. 

The often overlooked little stepbrother to Case Construction Equipment still has the majority of its brand equity in the landscaping and ag arenas, and among older fans who remember the bulletproof Ford New Holland backhoe, a huge seller in its day.

So, it's no surprise New Holland is choosing Equipment Expo in Louisville to release five new machines aimed pretty squarely at landscaping, including one in the hot mini track loader (or mini skid steer, depending on your preference) category.

There is the C324 mini track loader, the W50D and W60D compact wheel loaders, and two rough-terrain forklifts, the F60C and F80C.

Let's look them over.

C2324 mini track loader

Seeing the need for a larger mini track loader, New Holland is introducing the new 43-horsepower C324. It offers 2,400 pounds of rated operating capacity and 4,800 pounds of lifting capacity.

It will be available in both wide-track (51 inches wide) and narrow-track (47 inches wide) configurations. A larger frame builds on the design and engineering of the C314 and C314X (eMTL) mini track loaders but gives customers and operators additional rated operating and lifting capacity to cover more square footage on larger commercial jobs.

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.

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The C324 provides operators with superior ground-level visibility, the company says. From the rear standing platform, operators can maintain an all-around view of the machine, helping them work efficiently around landscaping, structures, and other obstacles.

The machine’s compact size and transportability also mean it can be hauled by a half-ton pickup truck, depending on the trailer and transport configuration.

New rough-terrain forklifts

The F60C and F80C expand the forklift line, adding to the F50C. These two models provide additional lift capacity and operating height compared with the F50C.

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. This gives customers a range of capabilities for handling everything from pallets and packaged materials to turf, stone, rock, and other bulk materials.

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. 

For ground-sensitive applications, turf tire options are available to help reduce ground pressure. This makes the machines well suited for operations such as turf and vegetable farms, where maintaining the condition of the working surface is an important consideration.

Both models feature a straightforward design focused on ease of operation and maintenance. The F60C and F80C are powered by engines producing 74 gross horsepower. The F80C is also available with an optional cab with both heat and air conditioning, and a premium LED lighting package provides additional visibility when working in low-light conditions.

Two compact loaders

Rounding out its D Series compact wheel loader lineup, New Holland is introducing the new W50D and W60D. 

Designed for landscaping, construction, material handling, and agriculture, the W50D and W60D feature a compact frame designed for maneuverability and versatility. The W70D and W80D use the mid-sized frame introduced in early 2026, while the W100D, launched in 2025, remains the largest model in the lineup.

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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 jobsite. 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 suited for truck loading, pallet handling, mulch loading, snow removal, and general material moving.