The New Holland skid steers get Tier 4 Final engine
To meet the requirements of the Tier 4 Final norm, New Holland Construction upgraded to compliance three of their mini-loaders models from the 200 series. The L218 and L220 compact loader models are now meeting the Tier 4 Final antipollution norms, and the new L216 wheeled compact loader replaces the L215.
To meet the requirements of the Tier 4 Final norm, New Holland Construction upgraded to compliance three of their skid steer models from the 200 series. The L218 and L220 compact loader models are now meeting the Tier 4 Final antipollution norms, and the new L216 wheeled compact loader replaces the L215.
Performances and easy maintenance for the Tier 4 F New Holland compact loaders
Meeting the Tier 4 F norm requirements, the L218 and L220 skid steer models use a diesel oxidation catalyst, which combines fuel savings, performances and easy maintenance. The 4-cylinder engine of the L220 has 12% more power than the previous version.
The wheeled and track skid steer models from the 200 series are versatile because they can be equipped with lots of different equipments.
On the L218 and the L220, the arrow are equipped with the Super Boom vertical lifting technology, which allows the operator to load materials in the middle of a tipper. The L216 has a radial lift geometry, that fits digging operations.
The manufacturer has also facilitated the skid steers maintenance since all the maintenance point are accessible from the ground.
New Holland L216, L218 et L220 skid steer characteristics
| L216 | L218 | L220 | |
| Engine power | 60 ch | 60 ch | 67 ch |
| Antipollution level | Tier 4 F / Level 3B | Tier 4 F / Level 3B | Tier 4 F / Level 3B |
| Weight capacity | 725 kg | 818 kg | 905 kg |
| Bucket breakout force | 23,4 kN | 24,7 kN | 32,5 kN |
| Maximum spillage height | 2246 mm | 2377 mm | 2402 mm |
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