New Holland Skid Steers / Track Loaders

Popular compact model, parts readily available.

Improved creature comforts over prior generation.

Often found with optional enclosed cab and A/C.

Often compared to Case models due to shared platforms, known for robust performance.

Vertical lift Super Boom design is a key feature.

Often sought after for its high flow hydraulics.

Available with factory-installed grading attachment readiness.

Often equipped with heavy-duty attachments.

Improved cab sealing and HVAC system.

Compact track loader offering superior off-road capability.

Often equipped with optional wide tracks.

Large track loader, often with enclosed cab and AC.

Often equipped with the optional electro-hydraulic controls.

One of the largest track loaders in its class.

Designed for maximum productivity in tough conditions.

Popular choice for homeowners and small contractors. Check tire condition closely.

Verify DPF and emissions system maintenance history. Offers decent balance of size and power.

Look for high-flow hydraulic option if planning to run demanding attachments.

Check for proper track tension and roller condition, especially on older models.

Newer model so maintain good service records for DPF/SCR system.

Check that all cylinders are dry and pins/bushings are tight for lift arms and tilt cylinder.

A workhorse in the mid-size track loader category. Inspect tracks and undercarriage thoroughly.

An older, reliable model. Focus on engine condition and rust on frame.

Similar to the L320 but with slightly more lifting capacity. Check the condition of tires and quick attach.

Inspect for frame cracks near loader arms due to age and heavy use. A workhorse if well maintained.

A good middle-ground machine for smaller jobs. Check tire wear and fluid levels.

Predecessor to C232, offers similar capabilities. Be diligent about emissions system maintenance.

The largest skid steer in New Holland's current lineup. Verify high-flow hydraulics if needed for specific attachments.