New Holland adds 7th machine to its 300 Series CTL line up

New Holland Construction is expanding its 300 Series compact track loader lineup with the introduction of the C330 vertical lift CTL.

The new addition to the New Holland Construction lineup features a medium frame with the ability to manoeuvrer in tight spaces. The C330 CTL, with a 172-cm working width and 67 hp engine, is equipped with New Holland Construction’s Super Boom lift, with low shoulder positioning and small towers to enhance operator visibility and worker safety on the jobsite.

“The C330 vertical lift compact track loader creates the perfect mix of job versatility and maneuverability on any residential construction and landscape jobsite,” said Ryan Anderson, Product Marketing Manager for New Holland Construction North America.

“We can’t wait to get this machine out into the field to showcase how our power management technology, and enhanced visibility to get the job done, efficiently performs.”

The C330 is nimble enough to navigate through tight residential spaces, like backyard gates and between houses or buildings.

Equipped with electro-hydraulic (E-H) controls, the compact track loader allows operators to switch between ISO and H-Pattern. This delivers control over drive function and attachments, making it an ideal machine for residential contractors or operators who work on a variety of jobs with one machine.

The New Holland CTL also feature EZ E-H control to allow the operator to customize speed and sensitivity settings.

The power management function enables control of rpm speed to deliver power to the drives while the loader valve is under load. This management feature allows the CTL operator to move heavy loads without interruption.

Outfitted with the New Holland Construction’s Super Boom vertical lift, the C330 compact track loader offers more height and reach to load materials into high-sided trucks.

The vertical length super boom design also provides more visibility from the cab. Operators have an unobstructed view of attachments and a large visibility panel in the cab roof for a clear view of overhead attachments. Visibility is also enhanced thanks to low shoulders, narrow cab pillars and optional seat suspension.

Utilizing the same cabs as New Holland’s other 300 series compact track loaders, the C330 will have the same ergonomic features, including soft button joysticks and more room between the operator’s knees. It also comes equipped with a 20-cm colour display that shows all working parameters with key machine information like engine performance, rpm, fuel level, battery life and hydraulic oil temperature.

“We designed the C330 vertical lift compact track loader to provide ultimate operator ease with the intent to reduce fatigue and keep the machine’s weight low with truck and trailer weight limitations in mind,” Anderson said.

“This can be useful for landscape and residential contractors who may have trailer and truck weight restrictions, but also farmers looking for a machine to move hay bales and other necessities on livestock and crop operations.”

The C330 vertical lift compact track loader is expected to commercially launch in late 2023.