As reported by For Construction Pros in their article “New Holland Releases E70D Midi Excavator”, New Holland Construction has launched the E70D, its first-ever midi excavator designed to bridge the gap between mini and full-sized machines. The E70D’s versatility and power make it a valuable addition to urban construction, landscaping, agriculture, and municipal projects.
Weighing 16,072 pounds, the E70D delivers a dig depth of 168.1 inches and a dump height of 180 inches, making it capable of handling a wide range of tasks. The monoboom design enhances maneuverability in tight spaces, while a 22.5-gallon fuel tank supports extended operation to minimize downtime. Operators can choose between rubber or steel tracks, depending on the terrain.
Key Features of the E70D Midi Excavator:
- Operator Comfort and Safety: The cab is designed with heated, adjustable seats, a climate control system, LED lighting, and a rearview camera to ensure visibility and comfort. Backup alarms and clear sightlines provide enhanced jobsite safety.
- Customizable Operation: Operators can adjust joystick sensitivity and hydraulic response to suit their preferences. Attachments such as buckets, augers, grapples, and mulchers make the machine adaptable to various tasks.
- Advanced Connectivity: The E70D comes with a five-year subscription to New Holland’s telematics system, offering real-time performance monitoring, GPS tracking, and maintenance alerts. The auto-lubrication system further reduces manual upkeep.
- Performance and Efficiency: Powered by a 60.2-horsepower four-cylinder engine with a reversible fan for optimized cooling, the E70D meets emissions standards while delivering reliable power.
Dan Kakareka, product manager for New Holland Construction, stated, “This machine isn’t just about doing the job — it’s about transforming how it’s done.” The E70D’s combination of strength, precision, and efficiency aims to redefine operator expectations across industries.
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