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Description
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New Holland excavators are designed to be fast, productive, smooth and powerful. And with a dozer blade and auxiliary hydraulics as standard equipment, they have added versatility to improve your bottom line. |
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Features
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PACKS MORE POWER PER SQUARE FOOT. THAT'S NEW HOLLAND SMART.
New Holland compact excavators deliver powerful performance, including leading bucket breakout force, maximum swing torque, excellent dig depth, superior drawbar pull force. And they fit this performance into a maneuverable compact package. |
 DESIGNED FOR CLOSE QUARTERS
New Holland compact excavators are designed to work near building structures.
All standard model configurations provide zero tail swing for access to the most restricted areas. |
 CENTER-SWING BOOM
A center-swing boom/arm combination allows for digging, filling and grading along near-perpendicular angles like footings, curbs and foundations. |
 3-PUMP "SMART SYSTEM"
New Holland’s 3-pump “Smart System” allows for simultaneous operation of the swing and boom/arm functions while operating the dozer blade, without affecting travel speed or direction.
That means you work at maximum productivity at all times.
Standard auxiliary hydraulics mean New Holland compact excavators are factory-ready for grapples, breakers and specialized attachments. |
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 HEAVY-DUTY DESIGN
These excavators are ruggedly built to deliver outstanding performance, day after day.
They include robust design features found on larger excavators, like:
Long X-frame that provides excellent stability and support
Thick gauge steel booms and arms that deliver superior strength
Sealed rollers, sprockets and travel motors that extend track life.
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 VISIBILITY AND COMFORT
New Holland puts the operator first and sets the industry standard for visibility and operating comfort. Extra-wide entry and exit, ergonomically placed controls and easy-read gauges put operators at ease. |
 DOZER CAPABILITY
A robust hydraulically controlled dozer blade is standard equipment for added versatility for site prep, backfilling and general grading. |
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