New Holland Construction manufactures construction equipment like crawler and wheel excavators, as well as wheel loaders, backhoes, loaders, Telehandlers and skid steer loaders mini-wheel loaders, track loaders as well as, miniature and mid-sized excavators as also graders.

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New Holland Construction is an American maker of construction equipment. CNH owns New Holland Agriculture and New Holland Construction in addition to CNH. In terms of construction equipment, New Holland Construction makes backhoes, excavators, and loaders amongst other things. New Holland Construction was first established by the year 1895 and was based in New Holland, Pennsylvania; in 2005, the New Holland Construction Brand was established with a worldwide full-line line of products. The year 1999 was the first time New Holland is a product of CNH which was transformed into Fiat Group to Fiat Industrial at the beginning of the year 2011.

The latest Holland equipment is produced throughout the world. the headquarters are located situated in Turin, Italy and with 10 factories and ten Research and Development centers that are spread across the globe and around 800 dealerships and more than 2,100 outlets. It is used in more than 100 countries. New Holland produces thirteen product families, which include five within the range of heavy and eight from the light range. Products include mini excavators, dozers wheel loaders, graders, backhoe loaders, crawler excavators, and skid steer loaders.

Telehandlers are used by contractors to raise a load up to height, typically when the ground conditions are not ideal. However, manufacturers have also designed these machines to be able to switch out traditional forks to accommodate a range of attachments like buckets and brooms, as well as work platforms and carriages, as in other attachments designed specifically for use that increase their flexibility and turn them into the traditional lift and place machine.

“Telehandlers are extremely adaptable machines. Contractors can benefit from that flexibility by choosing attachments that are best suited to their specific needs on the job site,” says Brian Boeckman the global product director of Telehandlers, JLG Industries. “In the majority of cases, Telehandlers can replace multiple machines simply by switching the attachment. Contractors will cut costs while making the most efficient utilization of their time if they can maximize the flexibility of the telehandler this way.”

“We offer a large range of attachments, enabling contractors to customize their equipment to specific applications, which helps to improve productivity and safety on a job site,” says Don Ahern, owner, Xtreme Manufacturing. “It can also reduce the need to have multiple pieces of equipment.”

Brent Coffey, loader product manager at the loader’s product manager at Wacker Neuson describes the Telehandler as “three machines in one.” “It’s a telehandler, skid steer, and wheel loader… multiple machines in one footprint,” Neuson says. “From a cost perspective, your ROI with a telehandler is very high because you don’t have to buy multiple machines.”

Due to its flexibility, it is typically the first machine you see on an industrial site and is the last one to leave, according to Anders Mantere, telehandler product manager at Genie. This is particularly true for smaller models.